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Hi Joachime,
It's done this way because people want it this way.
But fear not, you are covered as well, here's how. First go into the Comment Section, then:
1) click on the Pencil in Tools region
2) Now, select the line thickness you want
You may need to test what size you want, but 8-10 points is probably good enough
Now select the color and opacity. Between about 60-70% is a good range:
Lastly, scribble away:
Note: you cannot "Edit" this after you've scribbled so it's JUST L
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Hi Joachime,
It's done this way because people want it this way.
But fear not, you are covered as well, here's how. First go into the Comment Section, then:
1) click on the Pencil in Tools region
2) Now, select the line thickness you want
You may need to test what size you want, but 8-10 points is probably good enough
Now select the color and opacity. Between about 60-70% is a good range:
Lastly, scribble away:
Note: you cannot "Edit" this after you've scribbled so it's JUST LIKE a marking pen. However, it's also better than a marking pen in that you can delete it, just right-click on it and "delete."
Lastly, almost none of us work for Adobe here and none of us are paid. We do not need to be swore at. We do not need any abuse. We work no better nor worse under pressure from rude people but often sleep better when working with people who treat us like human beings. Just becuase you are ignorant of how an appliation works and to lazy to look up instructions on line or in a book does not give you right to treat us rudely.
For the future, be kind! :>)
Hi @cwarch,
Hope you are doing well. Thanks for writing in!
What I use in such cases is the free-hand tool, with the opacity reduced to a level where it looks more like a free-hand highlight than a comment. i have added the screenshot as a reference.
Please give this a try and let me know if it helps.
-Souvik
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