Inserting Ovals
With Annotation Editor, you can insert ovals as an annotation in PDF files and binder documents.
Also see the following as necessary.
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Click 
(Oval) on the Object Palette Pane.
(Oval) on the Object Palette Pane.Or, select the [Annotations] menu > [Oval].
The properties of the oval are displayed in the Object Palette Pane.
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Note
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When you want to use multiple ovals, double-click
(Oval). When you double-click (Oval), it is locked while being selected and 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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Configure the properties of the oval.
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[Line Style]
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Select the line style you want to use from the list displayed when you click
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[Line Weight]
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Select a line thickness to use. You can select a line thickness from 0.25 point to 12.00 point.
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[Line Color]
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Select the line color you want to use from the list displayed when you click
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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 [Line Color].
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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
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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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3.
Move the mouse pointer to the Work Pane.
The shape of the mouse pointer changes to 
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Note
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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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4.
Drag the mouse pointer from the starting point to the ending point of the oval.
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Note
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You can insert a circle by dragging the mouse pointer while holding down the [Shift] key on the keyboard.
The starting and ending insertion points of an oval are the corners that face each other in the rectangle that circumscribes the oval. When dragging the mouse pointer from the starting insertion point to the ending point, drag it diagonally to create a rectangle that circumscribes the oval.
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5.
Click on the work pane outside the oval you inserted to deselect the oval.