Touching Up the Text and Graphics

You use the TouchUp tools on the Editing toolbar to make last-minute changes to the text and graphics in your PDF document. Acrobat includes two TouchUp tools that share a single button: the TouchUp Text tool (T) that you can use to do text corrections in individual lines of text in a PDF file, and the TouchUp Object tool (Shift+T) that you can use to reposition graphics. The single-key accelerator feature that allows keyboard shortcuts, such as pressing T to select the TouchUp Text tool, is not turned on by default in Acrobat 6. To enable single-key accelerators, choose Edit➪Preferences or press Ctrk+K (Ô+K on Mac) to open the Preferences dialog box, click General in the list box on the left to display the general options, and then select the Use Single-Key Accelerators to Access Tools check box. Finally, click OK to enable your settings. After turning on this feature, when you point to an editing tool button on the Acrobat 6 toolbars, a screen tip displays the name of the tool, as well as the key that can be pressed to quickly select the tool.