User manual ADOBE DREAMWEAVER ULTRADEV

[. . . ] When you click these Help buttons, the Help window opens with the related topic. Choosing Help > Online Support leads to links for software downloads, product information, support documents, and more. The Help menu also contains links to various online resources and references. Note: There is no printed user manual for this product. [. . . ] The online comments repository is a server location defined by the review initiator. This location is configured automatically when you open the review email attachment. However, if you don't have access to this server, you can't participate in the review. You cannot edit or delete another reviewer's comments, but you can add a reply. (See Replying to another reviewer's comments. ) To participate in a browser-based review: 1. Open the FDF attachment in your email application. This configures the review settings, opens a copy of the PDF document in your web browser, and makes any comments that other reviewers have already added to the document appear. If you want to add comments in Adobe Reader instead of in your browser, click Save And Work Offline on the Commenting toolbar. (See Working offline in a browser-based review. ) Note: If the PDF document does not appear in your browser, you may not have access to the server where the PDF file is located. Contact the review initiator or your system administrator. Use the tools on the Commenting and Drawing Markup toolbars to add comments to the PDF document. On the Commenting toolbar in the browser, click the Save And Work Offline button , and then specify where you want to save the document. Open the document in Adobe Reader, and add comments to the file. You can save, close, and reopen the file to add additional comments at any time. Click Go Back Online on the Commenting toolbar. The file opens in your default web browser and closes in Adobe Reader. Click Send And Receive Comments to send your comments to the comments repository and view other reviewers' most recent comments. Note: If you open the online PDF file after you save an offline version of it, Adobe Reader automatically uploads any comments you've made to the offline copy. Viewing and reviewing comments The most common type of comment is the Note comment, which is like a sticky note attached to a paper document. A note comment includes two parts: a note icon, or markup, that appears on the page, and a text message, or comment, that appears in a pop-up window when you select or place the pointer over the note icon. Other comment types appear in the document as scribbles, or highlighted or crossed-out text or images. Comments can be in the form of text boxes, audio clips, stamps, and attachment files. (See About adding comments. ) Pop-up window of a note comment: A. [. . . ] THE PROXIMITY/WILLIAM COLLINGS SONS & CO. LTD. /BERTLESMANN LEXICON VERLANG DATABASE © Copyright 1986/1997 William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. / Bertlsmann Lexicon Verlang © Copyright 1997 - All Rights Reserved Proximity Technology Inc. FISCHER VERLAG DATABASE © Copyright 1983 S. [. . . ]