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Annotations
Introduction to Annotations
Several different types of annotations are available to the
AppXtender Image Capture user. Manual marks, such as lines,
arrows, and highlights, can be used to emphasize part of the page. A
polyline annotation feature allows users to add lines with multiple
nodes. You can also add shapes as annotations; ovals, rectangles, and
rounded rectangles can be added in opaque or transparent mode.
Polygons can be created to emphasize asymmetrically shaped areas.
Text annotations can also be added and displayed as actual text or as
a sticky note icon. All annotations, including text, can be created in
transparent or opaque (redacted) mode. There is no limit to the
number of annotations that can be placed on a page; however, a large
number of annotations could slow down or distort page rendering.
Several properties of annotations can be customized to create desired
effects. For example, the redaction feature can be used in combination
with the filled setting to block sections of a page from view.
Additionally, the line width and colors of annotations can be
changed.
Figure 59
Page With Annotations
A show/hide feature allows you to view or hide annotations with a
single click, and annotations can easily be deleted or saved. Using the
Cancel Changes function, you can remove changes to annotations
made since the last save. Annotations can overlap, and you can move
them in front of or behind other annotations.
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