New Callout

[brokman]

Hello!
The program only supports one callout type.
Is it possible to add the callout type as in the attachment, or add a new "angle" parameter to the standard callout properties?

[Sean - PDF-XChange]

Hi brokman,

I'm afraid this is unlikely to be added, as we are restricted by the ISO-regulated PDF specification that determines the style and appearance etc of callout annotations. Additionally, it's necessary that any comments etc that are displayed in a given way in our software are displayed in the same way in other PDF software - which will not be the case if a new style is outside of the PDF specification.

Kind regards,

[brokman]

It's a pity)

[Dimitar - PDF-XChange]

Hello brokman,

You can always create a custom drawing and save it as a stamp for future use.

This way, you can quickly apply your personalized stamps whenever needed, saving time and ensuring consistency.

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If you need help with the steps to create and save a Stamp, just let me know!





Regards.

[brokman]

Thank you!
Everything worked out, I did it myself.

New type callout (2).png

But, I noticed one thing: when editing a stamp, I would like to have the same editing options as when creating it.

[Dimitar - PDF-XChange]

Hello brokman,

Once you place the stamp, it can be flattened and then edited as a base content item within the document.

Alternatively, you can make edits directly in the Stamp Editor for more precise adjustments.

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Regards.

[brokman]

That's exactly what I'm talking about!

As you can see in screenshot #1, the properties on the right are extensive.
In screenshot #2, we see what the properties of the created stamp look like, which appear truncated.

That's exactly what I'm talking about: making sure that after creating a stamp, you can edit it just as you did when you created it.

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P.S. I hope you understand the Google translation of what was said.

[MishaH]

As you can see in screenshot #1, the properties on the right are extensive.
In screenshot #2, we see what the properties of the created stamp look like, which appear truncated.

Hello brokman,

In the first case, you are editing the interactive field as a stamp object, while in the second case you are editing only its text, which is why only text-related properties are displayed.
To access the field properties, please use the field editing mode (Form → Select Fields).

I hope this helps.

Kind regards,
Misha