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Hi,Acrobat Reader for iPhone and iPad supports Apple Pencil only in the "Freehand Drawing" mode.Open a PDF document.Long-press on an empty area (i.e. no text underneath) of a page to display the context menu.Tap Freehand in the context menu.Start drawing with Apple Pencil.Tap the Save button in the upper-right corner to save the drawing.The default color of drawing is red. But you can change properties (Color, Thickness, and Opacity) once you add drawing to a page.To change Thickness/Color/Opac...
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Adobe Employee
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Hi,
Acrobat Reader for iPhone and iPad supports Apple Pencil only in the "Freehand Drawing" mode.
- Open a PDF document.
- Long-press on an empty area (i.e. no text underneath) of a page to display the context menu.
- Tap Freehand in the context menu.
- Start drawing with Apple Pencil.
- Tap the Save button in the upper-right corner to save the drawing.
The default color of drawing is red. But you can change properties (Color, Thickness, and Opacity) once you add drawing to a page.
To change Thickness/Color/Opacity
- Tap an existing drawing.
- Tap Thickness.../Color.../Opacity...
- Select your desired Color/Thickness/Opacity property from the palette that pops up.
Hope this helps.
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