You may even forgive Adobe after messing around with this toolbar for a while - yeah, it’s that good. You want to highlight a text from a PDF but when you try to do it, it gets a message saying that the document is protected. Considering that the toolbar can be brought up and closed down instantly, switching between colors and going crazy with your highlights is more than possible. The opacity menu contains five presets, and while it doesn't provide the level of accuracy present on the Highlight Properties dialog box, it's much quicker to use.Īny color that you select then becomes the default highlight color - even if you exit and relaunch the application. It consists of a palette to easily select colors in advance, as well as a pull-down menu to modify opacity that makes customizing colors a breeze.Īnd if that isn't enough, the toolbar also lets you have the highlighter tool set to be selected at all times, which actually helps a lot when performing rapid highlights on text-heavy PDF documents.
This nifty toolbar stays on no matter what, and you can easily move it around to any area of the screen. Note: If the toolbar doesn't show up, click on the highlighter icon and then perform the shortcut.
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