Besides many good features, Microsoft Edge is also a handy PDF reader. Apart from viewing a PDF file, it provides some good tools to use while reading a PDF document. You can draw on PDF with 30 ...

If you cannot select or highlight text in a PDF in Adobe Acrobat Reader on a Windows PC, then this post will be able to help you resolve the issue. If you can’t select text in a PDF, it might be the ...

To comment on highlighted text: Mouseover highlighted text > Add a Comment > type your comment > click Done. This article explains how to highlight text in Pages, including how to leave notes once you ...

Adobe InDesign uses highlighting to give you information about the status of your text and warn you of problems you should resolve. In some instances, the application applies text highlighting at your ...

One of the nicer but relatively unknown features of Mac OS X is its ability to create text clippings. Text clippings are basically selections of text that have been saved for later, and can be dropped ...

Microsoft Office 2010 contains formatting commands that can highlight text to make it stand out on a screen. Adding a digital color background to a word works like applying a highlighter pen to a ...

Of course it’s easy to highlight data both horizontally and vertically in Excel. But is there a way to do it in Word? It certainly would be handy. Yes, you can cut, copy or reformat vertical columns ...

Kindle comes across as a revolutionary device that has transformed the way we read books. With its compact size and E Ink technology, Kindle offers an unparalleled reading experience that closely ...

Over the past several days I've been struggling with a change in the way my computer handled a key combination I use ALL the time. I write articles (like the one you're reading) all day long, and I ...

A recent Chromium build suggests Chrome could get support for linking directly to highlighted text in PDFs just like you can on a normal webpage, writes code sleuth Leopeva64 in a post that Bleeping ...

Recently I noticed odd behavior in my Microsoft Word documents – highlighting words and hitting “Backspace” no longer deleted the text. Hitting “Delete” would remove it, but the Backspace key simply ...