![]() ![]() ![]() Select the program that you want to use and then click OK to open the image in the program for editing. Launches a windows dialog for program selection: Default Application Uses your system default.Click Edit Content, as detailed above, then right-click the image in you want to edit and select one of the following options: PDF-XChange Editor uses your system default application for image editing, then updates the image in the PDF once the modifications have been saved. To resize the text without scaling, first you must double-click to select the text for editing, then click and drag the handles to resize the container: This is useful in cases where a paragraphs is thinner or wider than other paragraphs, and you need to fix that whilst maintaining consistent word wrapping and font size. ![]() Resize without Scaling - this method changes the size of the text container without changing the size of the text. Simply click the text object, then click and drag the selection handles to scale the content:Ģ. Resize and Scale - this method scales the text content to the new object size. There are two methods that can be used to resize base content text:ġ. Note: Some options are accessible only when multiple objects are selected. Additional alignment and positioning options are available in the Arrange tab: Hold Shift while rotating to rotate in increements of 15°. The circle in the center can also be used to move the object. Selected objects appear as detailed below:Ĭlick and drag the yellow handles to move and resize objects. You can also hold Ctrl and click to select multiple objects. When the Edit Content Tool is enabled, click base content objects to activate object controls. Tip: If you want to edit only a specific type of document content, such as text or images, you can set the desired type of content in the Edit dropdown menu: Click the Home tab, then click Edit Content (or, in the classic UI, click the Tools tab, then click Content Editing Tools and select the Edit Content Tool).
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