Editing existing text in PDF-XChange involves selecting the appropriate tool and accessing the properties of the text element you wish to modify.
Getting Started with PDF Editing
PDF-XChange Editor is a powerful tool that allows for various types of edits within a PDF document. When you need to make changes to text that is already present in your PDF, the initial steps involve navigating the software's interface to activate the editing mode for textual content.
Steps to Edit Existing Text Properties
Follow these specific steps to prepare for editing existing text within your PDF document using PDF-XChange:
- Open Your PDF: Begin by opening the PDF file you want to edit in PDF-XChange Editor.
- Access the Home Register: Now, locate and choose the register labeled Home (1) in the software's ribbon menu.
- Select the Edit Tool: Within the Home register, find and select the Edit tool (2). This tool allows you to interact with various elements in the PDF, including text blocks.
- Locate and Click Text: Navigate to the specific text within your open PDF document that you want to change (3).
- Open Context Menu: First, click once on the text area with the right mouse button to open a context menu (4).
- Select Properties: From the context menu that appears, select the Properties... option.
Selecting "Properties..." will typically open a pane or dialog box where you can then modify attributes of the selected text, such as the font type, size, color, alignment, and other formatting options.
These steps outline the method for selecting and accessing the properties of existing text elements, which is a fundamental part of editing text content in PDF-XChange. For a more comprehensive understanding of all editing capabilities, including adding new text, modifying objects, and more, you can explore additional resources such as the official documentation.
