You can add marks to insert, replace, and delete text.
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You won't see all of the editing mark commands unless you display this toolbar. (See the first heading, below.)
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This command shows where to insert new text within existing text.
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This command shows a strike-through, with a note about what the replacement text should be.
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This command shows where to strikes out.
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Sometimes you'll need to remove a previous annoation. You simply click, then tap the Delete key.
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You may also want to view the article on marking up a document with rectangles, circles, etc.
- Link to Marking Up PDFs with Shapes