[DVIPDFMx] Allowing comments in PDF created ?

[KUROKI Yusuke]

Jerome, thank you for your comments.

>>  even he/she doesn't have commercial Adobe Acrobat but
>> has Adobe Reader.

Sorry, I missed the point. If your boss has an Adobe Acrobat, there's
no problem when you create a pdf by dvipdfmx's default settings.

I would like to say, there are annotatable (even for Adobe Reader users) pdfs.
I search the Web, I could find if they have Adobe Acrobat Pro/Pro Extended,
they can produce such pdfs.
See, for example,
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Acrobat/9.0/Standard/WS06F79BF3-418B-4662-B484-42F89117FB2E.html
To make such pdfs, I would think you should choose [Tool]->[Extended
Authentification](?)
in Adobe Acrobat Pro/Pro Extended. (I don't have pros, so it isn't sure.)

Thanks.

2009/7/27 Jerome Duriez <duriez at geo.hmg.inpg.fr>:
> Hello all,
>
> KUROKI Yusuke a écrit :
>>
>> I think the original questioner wants someone to give comments or
>> proofreading
>> *for a questioner's pdf*
>
> Yes,
>>
>>  even he/she doesn't have commercial Adobe Acrobat but
>> has Adobe Reader.
>
> That was not the point in my case : my supervisor (for who I wanted that
> comments are possible) has Acrobat Standard. But your link learned me that
> it was also possible with "Reader" ? And it confirms that it could be
> sometimes not the case if "the PDF has not been prepared properly"... In
> fact it should by my case because with Adobe Reader 8 on my PC the comment
> toolbar does not appear when I follow your instructions.
>
> But anyway, as I've already said here, there is now no problem anymore with
> commenting "my" .pdf through Adobe Standard, which was my goal.
>
> Thanks you all for your advices
>
> PS to Mathias Frantz : you wondered about a LaTeX package to annotate. Did
> you notice the mail of Jin-Hwan Cho that spoke me about the "pdfcomment"
> package ?
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KUROKI Yusuke