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How to read comments on PDF in Linux with DocHub

DocHub is an exceptional online platform for managing documents, offering powerful features for editing, signing, and distributing files seamlessly. With deep integration with Google Workspace, it allows users to import, export, and modify documents directly from their favorite Google apps. Whether you’re using iOS 17, iOS 18, or iOS 19, this guide will help you read comments on PDF in Linux, making your document management process efficient and convenient.

Follow the steps to read comments on your PDF in Linux

Open the online platform in your web browser and log in to your account.
Upload the PDF document you wish to review by selecting the appropriate option within the editor.
Once the document is open, navigate to the comments or annotations section, where you can view all feedback and notes.
Hover over or click on each comment to read detailed insights, allowing you to understand the context and suggestions.
If necessary, respond to comments directly within the document or make edits based on the feedback received.
After reviewing, choose to download, export, or share the updated document as needed.

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How do I view comments on a PDF in Linux?

To view comments in PDF files under linux you may consider using current version of Firefox. Just drag PDF file into browser window or put absolute path to given file in the location bar (ie. /home/username/Documents/file. pdf ) and hit Enter .

How do I get all the comments on a PDF?

Step 1: Export Comments From PDF Documents Using Acrobat To open the comments list, choose Tools Comments. Comments list will be opened, select the comments that you want to export. From the options menu, select Export Selected To Data File. Name the Data file and select Acrobat FDF Files (.

How do I permanently show comments in a PDF?

To show checkbox for all comments, do the following: Go to Edit Preferences (in Windows), or Acrobat Preferences (in macOS). The preferences dialog box is displayed. In the Commenting category, select Show Checkbox under Making Comments. Click OK. View, reply, print comments in docHub docHub.com acrobat using comments docHub.com acrobat using comments

How do I save a PDF so that it shows comments?

How Do I Save a PDF with Visible Comments? Although you cant edit a PDF in docHub Reader, you can you print a PDF with visible comments. Open PDF with docHub Reader Go to File Choose Print Tab Click Summarize Comments Choose Document and Markups Click on Print. 4 Quick Ways To Print PDFs with Comments - PDFgear pdfgear.com pdf-editor-reader print-pdf pdfgear.com pdf-editor-reader print-pdf

Why cant I see comments on PDF file?

To show checkbox for all comments, do the following: Go to Edit Preferences (in Windows), or Acrobat Preferences (in macOS). The preferences dialog box is displayed. In the Commenting category, select Show Checkbox under Making Comments. View, reply, print comments in docHub docHub acrobat using comments docHub acrobat using comments

How do I read a PDF in Linux terminal?

Alternatively, you can enter the file name plus the path to evince command to launch the PDF file you want to view on Linux. Here is the command line you need to enter: $ evince /Downloads/file. pdf. Then, the PDF file will open up.

How do I extract all comments from a PDF?

Export comments to a data file Open the document from which you want to export comments. Select the options menu in the comments list, then select Export All To Data File. Name the file and select Acrobat FDF Files (*. fdf) or Acrobat XFDF Files (*. Specify a location for the file, and then select Save. Importing and exporting comments, docHub docHub.com acrobat using importing-e docHub.com acrobat using importing-e

How do I read full comments on a PDF?

After opening the PDF, move your eyes to the top right of the three dots on the function button, click on it, and select Annotations to see the comments in the PDF logo. The difference with other viewing methods is that you need to move the mouse to the comments logo to see the full comments.

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