Judy:

Not to denigrate the re:Mark suggestions. I don't know the product, but I have
considered investigating it for my own purposes. However, it does require
Exchange.

How about this for a work-around. If your PDFs are in Acrobat 3, you could
produce forms from the files. Form fields can be filled in with the Reader.
I'm not sure how this all works (just started using 3), but it seems that it
would allow some sort of "annotations/comments" to be added to the documents.

Of course, if you are using 2.1, >:-{.

I believe Digidox also has an addin (or addon), which may require Exchange, but
which allows some level of annotation. You might want to check them out:

www.digidox.com (I think)

HTH

Regards,

Tom <<Tom.Tomasovic@na.nwmarkets.com>>

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Subject: Re: Annotating PDF files [Ref:C082099]
Author: INTERNET acrobat@blueworld.com at Multimessage
Date: 2/6/97 9:25 PM


Hi!

Are there any applications available on the PC to annotate PDF files? We
want reviewers who may not have Exchange to be able to read the PDF documents
and attach review contents.

Thanks!

-- Judy Hasbrouck
--<judy@xyvision.com>