Joyce:

I may be wrong on this, and if anybody knows better,
PLEASE set me straight. What you do depends on how
much text you need to add.

You can use the text touch-up tool to edit the
characters in a single line, but the text
surrounding this line won't wrap or adjust itself.
Each line acts as a separate entity.

You can use the text touch-up tool to add blank
lines, but these aren't inserted into the flow with
existing lines. You need to have some existing white
space into which you add the new line.

In other words, you can't do extensive editing with
the touch-up tool. It's just for touch-ups. (Oh, I
get it.)

Your best bet for large additions of text is to
rewrite the existing pages or create new pages using
the original authoring software. If you're redoing
an entire page you can use whatever software you're
comfortable with, provided it can create a PDF that
looks the way you need it to look.

When you've created the new page, use Acrobat to
insert the page into the PDF, replacing the old page
if that's desired.

Bear



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