, and not possible. Acrobat is not a word processor and does not have such features . The most similar feature is the Compare Documents command in Acrobat that can be used to detect changes made between versions of a file.
While we were reading we ran into the query “How do I track edits in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2016)?”.
Since the update to Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2016), it is possible to track edits, changes through Comment and Mark-Up Tools. If you are sharing, collecting and tracking edits with your team, there is a more formal utility for this located in the top line tool bar: View > Tracker.
While I was researching we ran into the question “How do I track changes in a PDF file?”.
Select each type of change that you want to track. For each type of change, specify the text color, background color, and marking method.
How do I edit a PDF in Adobe Acrobat Pro?
Just edit it, there is no revision history saved in a pdf unless you add comments. There is no sure proof way to determine if a generic pdf file has been modified. How do I edit a PDF in Adobe Acrobat Pro? There is a Tools menu on the right side with a pink icon to click to go into Edit PDF mode.
You get a notification in Acrobat. Click Review, in the notification message to open the review PDF in Acrobat. The PDFs shared for review with you are also listed in Acrobat > Home > Recent. Double-click the PDF to open in Acrobat. The comment icon () next to a shared file’s name indicates that it’s a review file.
Is there a way to hide trackings in a PDF?
That’s a function of Word not Acrobat On a Windows PC you can print to Adobe PDF and everything that Word prints will be part of the PDF. You can’t however use any function to hide, accept or refuse any of the trackings. Anything in the PDF is static for this purpose. That’s a function of Word not Acrobat.