The provided reference does not describe how to convert an outline to a different format but rather explains how to make annotations disappear. Based on the given information, here's how you can use the method to seemingly "convert" an outline by hiding it:
To make an outline disappear by making it transparent:
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Open the Adobe Acrobat document containing the outline you want to hide.
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Go to the commenting tools (usually found under "Comment" or "Tools").
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Select the text box annotation tool. This is the tool that allows you to draw a box and insert text.
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Place a text box over the outline area. Be sure that it covers the entirety of the outline you wish to hide.
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Enter a Full Stop (".") in the Text box.
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Adjust the Opacity to 0%. This makes the text box invisible, effectively covering the outline without being seen.
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Select Apply to multiple if you have several outlines you wish to hide.
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Click OK. This should hide the outlines by overlaying invisible text boxes.
Note: This method doesn't truly convert the outline but rather makes it visually disappear from the document. The underlying outline will still exist in the PDF document.
| Step | Action |
|---|---|
| 1 | Open PDF document |
| 2 | Select comment tool |
| 3 | Select text box tool |
| 4 | Place box over outline |
| 5 | Enter "." |
| 6 | Set Opacity to 0% |
| 7 | Select Apply to Multiple (optional) |
| 8 | Click OK |
