Moving Annotations

Annotations, such as stamps, text, and figures, inserted with Annotation Editor can be moved within a page.

Also see the following as necessary.

Click

(Select Object) on the Object Palette Pane.

Or click

(Select Text) on the object palette pane.

Move the mouse pointer to an annotation to move in the Work Pane and click the mouse when the shape of the mouse pointer changes to

Or, drag the mouse pointer selection rectangle to include the desired annotation to move.

Note
Multiple annotations can be selected by left-clicking them while holding down one of the following keys. [Shift] key on the keyboard [Ctrl] key on the keyboard You can press the [Tab] key on the keyboard successively to make a desired annotation selected. If you want to select all annotations in the page, select the following while keeping the Work Pane active. [Edit] menu > [Select All]. Right-click and select [Select All]. When a large number of pages or annotations are selected, unwanted dotted-line frames may be displayed.

Note

Multiple annotations can be selected by left-clicking them while holding down one of the following keys.

[Shift] key on the keyboard

[Ctrl] key on the keyboard

You can press the [Tab] key on the keyboard successively to make a desired annotation selected.

If you want to select all annotations in the page, select the following while keeping the Work Pane active.

[Edit] menu > [Select All].

Right-click and select [Select All].

When a large number of pages or annotations are selected, unwanted dotted-line frames may be displayed.

Drag the selected annotation to a desired position.

Or, press the arrow keys on the keyboard.

Note
You can move an object by five pixels when you use an arrow key on the keyboard. You can move an object by one pixel when you use an arrow key while holding the [Ctrl] key on the keyboard. To cancel the move operation, press the [Esc] key on the keyboard during the drag operation.

Click on the work pane outside the annotation you moved to deselect the annotation.