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USING ACROBAT 9 PRO
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If the revised PDF no longer contains the original word groupings or logical structure order that the comment
references, the migrated comment appears on the same page as the original document (or on the last page if the
referenced page doesn't exist). In this case, text edits are converted to note comments.
Migrate comments to a revised PDF
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Open the original PDF and the revised PDF.
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In the revised PDF, choose Comments > Migrate Comments.
Choose the original PDF from the From menu, and click OK.
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Set the migration status for a comment
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In the Comments list, select the comment, click the Set Status button
Export comments to AutoCAD (Windows)
You may have reviewers add comments to a PDF that was created from an AutoCAD drawing. If you use AutoCAD
PDFMaker to create a PDF, you can import comments into the AutoCAD drawing, rather than switch between
AutoCAD and Acrobat. You can import most comment types, including drawing markups, sticky notes, stamps, and
text edits.
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Save the PDF to ensure that recently added comments are included.
Do one of the following:
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• In Acrobat, choose Comments > Export Comments To AutoCAD, and then specify the PDF file and the AutoCAD
file in the Import Comments dialog box.
• In AutoCAD, choose Acrobat Markups > Import Comments From Acrobat.
In the Import Comments dialog box, specify the PDF that contains the comments, specify which comments to
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import, and click Continue. If you import a custom set of comments, specify the set by making sure that only the
characteristics you want are selected. You must select at least one option in each category.
Imports comments by individual reviewers.
Show By Reviewer
Imports comments by type, such as text edits or note comments.
Show By Type
Imports comments by review status.
Show By Status
Imports comments that are checked.
Show By Checked State
All imported comments appear in the Adobe Acrobat Markups layer as custom objects that you can edit, filter, or
delete.
To modify an imported comment (change the status, add a check mark, or modify text), right-click the comment,
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choose Acrobat Comments, and then choose an option.
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, and choose Migration > [status].
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