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Export and summarize PDF comments

Learn how to consolidate review comments into a central document using the summarize and export options.

By Train Simple – March 26, 2015

 

In this tutorial, learn how to consolidate review comments into a central document using the summarize and export options using Acrobat DC. (3 minutes)



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Lori Kassuba

6, 2016-02-12 12, 2016

Hi Rivkah Zuber,

If you put a checkbox on the comments that are completed, then you can filter to show only those with checkboxes. In the filtered list, it will tell how many results you have (i.e., 150 checked).

Thanks,
Lori

Rivkah Zuber

7, 2016-02-02 02, 2016

How can I see what number comment I am up to?
I am charging a client a set rate for up to 150 corrections and hourly for anything beyond that. So I need to see when I’ve reached comment number 150 (there are 891 :))

Thanks

Lori Kassuba

9, 2015-12-22 22, 2015

Hi Tapan Bose,

This sounds like a bug. I would suggest posting your issue here:
http://www.adobe.com/products/wishform.html

Thanks,
Lori

Tapan Bose

1, 2015-12-17 17, 2015

The scale ratio was set at 1mm : 0.1m and yes, I did use the ‘Export measurementmarkup to excel CSV command

Tapan Bose

9, 2015-12-15 15, 2015

Lori, Thanks for your response. I have set the scale at 1mm : .1m.
I do get the correct readings on the drawing screen, sometimes I do get the correct readings on the CSV Export when I do it from the menu.

Lori Kassuba

5, 2015-12-15 15, 2015

Hi Tapan Bose,

What did you set as your scale ratio? Are you using the Export Measurement Markup to Excel CSV command from the context-sensitive menu?

Thanks,
Lori

Tapan Bose

11, 2015-12-13 13, 2015

I measure drawings from PDF where I have set the scale in mm to m.However when I Export the measure to a CSV file I get the lengths in mm and area in mm2 and not in m or m2. How do I set this correct. This happens inspite of the measures on the drawing showing the measures in mm and m.

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