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I even knew what the tool looked like, but I could not figure out how to turn it on because it's not listed as a tool in the "Customize toolbars" menu either. I have been using Acrobat Pro for more than 2 years and while I knew there was a tool which would allow me to modify the font, I could never find it, in spite of searching the help menu and Googling it on multiple occasions. When you compound the number of users with the amount of time wasted looking for this tool, this little oversight has created hundreds of wasted hours for us. I have no idea why they thought their end users would not be inclined to format their text color, font, and size, considering in the forum comment tool, they give you all of those abilities right at the middle of the screen. Would you like to buy a nice shiny airplane? No? OK I wonder if Adobe is aware they are revealing your real email address to me when you comment? Scrolling down to click on "Lock Toolbars" If you need to edit text boxes frequently, you may wish to permanentlyĭock the "Properties Bar" on your main toolbar:Īfter using "Ctrl + E" to bring up the "Text Box Properties" bar, youĬan drag and drop it on to your main toolbar, then lock the main toolbarīy right-clicking anywhere on the gray background of the main toolbar and The tool will be grayed out until you create or select a text box and This will bring up the toolbar in a separate window. "Properties Bar", or by simply typing "Ctrl + E". The gray background of the main toolbar and scrolling down to click on The tool you are looking for can be located by right-clicking anywhere on These instructions are for Adobe Acrobat Pro 9, but Technical Publications Specialist, Service Technical Resources Why is that sooo hard to find? Can't find anything about it