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June 16, 2006
Commenting on Image-only PDFs
Problem: You have tons of medical records to review which contain signatures and handwritten notes.
Acrobat’s commenting tools may bark at you when you try to use the highlighter and other tools.
What to do?
One of the not-too-obvious features of Acrobat is the ability to add notes and comments to documents that have not been OCR’d.
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