PDFill: PDF Commenting or Annotation

1 How to align these objectsYou can open a PDF or create a blank PDF by are the seven types of PDF Commenting created by PDFillGoto Page 4: Text Box ToolGoto Page 6: Sticky Note ToolGoto Page 7: Popup ToolGoto Page 8: File Attachment ToolGoto Page 9: Play Video ToolGoto Page 11: Line or Arrow ToolGoto Page 12: Rectangle or Oval ToolNext PageNext PageFirst PagePrevious PageNext PageLast PagePlease save into a new PDF to see the effect!Online HelpPDFill: PDF Commenting or AnnotationGoto Page 13: Polyline, Cloud and Pencil ToolGoto Page 2: Select Original TextsGoto Page 5: Highlight ToolGoto Page 10: Link ToolGoto Page 3: Stamp ToolMultimedia FeaturesCHAPTER 3D ArtworkPDF introduces the capability for collections of three-dimensional objects,such as those used by CAD software, to be embedded in PDF files.

2 Such collec-tions are often called 3D models; in the context of PDF, they are referred to as 3 Dartwork. The PDF constructs for 3D artwork support the following features: 3D artwork can be rendered within a page; that is, not as a separate window oruser interface element. Multiple instances of 3D artwork can appear within a page or document. Specific views of 3D artwork can be available, including a default view that isdisplayed initially and other views that can be selected. Views may have namesthat can be presented in a user interface. Two-dimensional (2D) content can be overlayed on 3D artwork.

3 Pages containing 3D artwork can be printed. Users can rotate and move the artwork, enabling them to examine complex ob-jects from any angle or orientation. JavaScripts and other software can programmatically manipulate objects in theartwork, creating dynamic presentations in which objects move, spin, appear,and disappear. The (see the Bibliogra-phy) describes the JavaScript interface to 3D annotations. The following sections describe the major PDF objects that relate to 3D artwork,as well as providing background information on 3D annotations provide a virtual camera through which the artwork is viewed.

4 (see Section , 3D Annotations ). 3D streams contain the actual specification of a piece of 3D artwork (see Sec-tion , 3D Streams ). In PDF , this specification conforms to the U3 Dformat developed by the 3D Industry Forum (< >). Otherformats may be supported in the future. 3D views specify information about the relationship between the camera andthe 3D artwork (see Section , 3D Views ). 3D coordinate systems are described in Section , Coordinate Systems for3D Annotations. HighlightCross-OutUnder LineSquigglyReplace TextAdd NoteLinkDelete Text 4D GRAPHICSNew Text1.

5 Select Original TextsFirst PagePrevious PageNext PageLast PageOnline Help2. Stamp ToolFirst PagePrevious PageNext PageLast PageOnline Help3. Text Box ToolFirst PagePrevious PageNext PageLast PageOnline Help4. Highlight ToolFirst PagePrevious PageNext PageLast PageYou can use this Highlight Tool to HIGHLIGHT yourinterested can change its shape to oval, make it non-printable, change opacity level, and add a Help5. Sticky Note ToolFirst PagePrevious PageNext PageLast PageOnline Help6. Popup ToolFirst PagePrevious PageNext PageLast PageOnline Help7. File Attachment ToolFirst PagePrevious PageNext PageLast PageThis is a Yellow and Tag Shape with Help8.

6 Play Video ToolFirst PagePrevious PageNext PageLast PageOnline Help9. Link ToolFirst PagePrevious PageNext PageLast PageOnline HelpInvisibleOutlineInset10. Line or Arrow ToolFirst PagePrevious PageNext PageLast PageComment Line with Color, Dash StyleComment Arrows with StyleShow Text as Caption (See Effect inside PDF)Leader ExtensionOnline Help11. Rectangle or Oval ToolFirst PagePrevious PageNext PageLast PageOnline Help12. Polygon, Cloud, Connected Lines and Pencil ToolFirst PagePrevious PageNext PageLast PageOnline Hel