Originally I have spotted the problem on quite a complex sketch, which I'd prefer not to disclose - but I've been able to reproduce this within minutes starting from an empty file and 2-3 strings, reliably. How to Change Text and Background Color for PDF in Acrobat Reader DCStep 1: Open your PDF in Acrobat Reader DC.Step 2: Click on 'Edit,' and then click on 'P. I'm attaching two files: an SVG source and a PDF export, containing just a single string "a". If you have installed the PDFelement, select pdfelement, then the file will open with this program. Choose Notes > Circle, Notes > Box, Notes >. Go to the PDF file that you wish to select or highlight the text and right-click on it to open a small dialogue box.
But you don't really need to go as far as that. To highlight a section of a PDF document: Choose Tools > Text Tool.
If this still doesn't trigger an error (which it often does already), try inserting some non-ASCII characters, such as a couple "accuted" glyphs from the ISO-LATIN2 charset or cs-CZ locale. It's the only PDF viewer that can open and interact with all types of PDF content, including forms and multimedia. Locate the text or sentence you want to highlight. Once you select it, the Highlight text tool will be active, indicating it as the chosen option. Select the Highlight text icon from the toolbar at the top of the screen.
#UNABLE TO HIGHLIGHT IN ADOBE READER DC SOFTWARE#
Try highlighting a block inside the string and make it bold. Adobe Acrobat Reader DC software is the free global standard for reliably viewing, printing, and commenting on PDF documents. Open your PDF in Adobe Acrobat Reader DC. I know that this is rather a bug report for Adobe :-)Īdobe community fora suggest that this has to do with embedded fonts, and indeed, if I disable "Embed fonts" and instead "Convert text to paths", the resulting file is okay for Acrobat Reader. Adobe Reader does not crash, but refuses to open the file, reporting a random error number, one of 114 117 135. After installing Inkscape 1.02 (release), I have noticed that when I export a PDF (= File -> Save As), the resulting file does not open in Adobe Reader.
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