Inserting Masks
With Annotation Editor, you can insert masks (frameless filled rectangles/ovals) as annotations in PDF documents and binder documents.
Also see the following as necessary.
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on the right side of Or, select the [Annotations] menu > [Mask].
The submenu or the pull-down menu is displayed.
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Note
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When you click
 (Mask), the shape of the last mask used can be selected.If you want to use multiple masks with the same shape as the last mask used, double-click
(Mask). When you double-click (Mask), it is locked while being selected and masks can be inserted multiple times.To deselect the selected lines, perform the following.
Press other buttons in the Object Palette Pane
[Esc] key on the keyboard
You can click
 on the Toolbar to continuously insert annotations. For more information, see the following. |
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Select the shape of the mask.
The properties of the mask are displayed in the Object Palette Pane.
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You can select the following mask shapes.
[Rectangle]
[Oval]
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Configure the properties of the mask.
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[Fill]
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Select the color you want to use to fill from the list displayed when you click
 . When you want to use a color that is not available in the list, click [More Colors]. |
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[More Colors]
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If you click this, the [Color] dialog box is displayed. Using the [Color] dialog box, you can set a color that is not listed in [Fill].
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4.
Move the mouse pointer to the Work Pane.
The shape of the mouse pointer changes to 
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To cancel insertion and return the mouse pointer to the original shape, perform the following operation.
Click
 (Select Object) on the Object Palette PanePress the [Esc] key on the keyboard
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5.
Drag the mouse pointer from the starting vertex to the ending vertex of the rectangle or oval.
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You can insert a square or circular mask by dragging the mouse pointer while holding down the [Shift] key on the keyboard.
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6.
Click on the work pane outside the mask you inserted to deselect the mask.