Adobe acrobat pro dc text box background color free download.Add backgrounds to PDFs

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Mar 20,  · I”m trying to put a text box at the bottom of a document that has a background color. I’ve tried using comment text box but the text will not justify correctly. When I create a shape, I can’t get the text box to be “in front” so we can read it. With Acrobat X or XI you would select Tools>Forms>Edit, then double-click on the text box you want to change. Go to the Appearance tab and click on the Fill Color icon and pick the color. On a Mac you would have to deselect “Transparent” for the color to stick. In Form Edit mode, right-click the field, go to Properties, Appearance, Fill Color. Mar 28,  · Hello, How do I add a color background to a text box in a PDF doc using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC? I want the color specifically added to the box not the rest of – Adobe Support Community Acrobat download and installation help.
 
 

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Hello, How do I add a color background to a text box in a PDF doc using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC? I want the color specifically added to the box not the rest of. Right-click on it and choose Properties. Switch to the Appearance tab. Click the swatch beside Fill Color and choose or mix your field fill color. Click Close.

 

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Adding a background color in a box on a PDF using Adobe Acrobat Pro Dc – .

 
 

What you are using is not a “text box”, it’s the “Add Text” tool. The “Text Box” is on the Comments toolbar. You are adding static PDF text.

The “Add Text” tool does not have a background color associated with it, because it is not adding anything besides the text you type. Whatever is behind that text will be used as the background for your text – this has never been different in previous releases of Acrobat.

The only difference was that the tool used to be called the TouchUp Text tool. Which version of Acrobat did you use before you moved to Acrobat DC? How did you add text back then? If you were able to configure a background, I assume it was an annotation or comment that you added. Click on the “Comment” item in the right hand pane, this will bring up a new toolbar:. Use one of the two tools I’ve marked. The one on the left will not add a box around the text you type, the one on the right will have a box around the text.

For both of them, you can select the background color again, using the properties toolbar as explained before. This will add an annotation or comment , it will not add static PDF text as you can do with the “Add Text” tool.