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Hehe, you must have ordered something wrong, I'll tell you how to get it. You click on the label, and you see an icon in the upper right corner: show or hide the label Point to be able to display The red line can be drawn I just tried it Easy to use.

Find the annotation on the far left, find your line, right-click, Properties, Options, Properties, Appearance, ......You set it up as you like.

Click "Show Labels" under the "View" menu.

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Method: There is one in the bottom left corner"Annotations"tab, display all the annotations of the currently open file, after selecting a annotation, right-click, in the pop-up menu, yes"Deletes the selection""Clear all items of this type""Clear all callouts"That's it.

"Check"There's one on the menu"Annotations"item, select the checkmark in front. (The default is ticked), and you will see one in the bottom left corner of the page"Annotations"Tags, which will list all your annotation items, select a certain annotation, and click on Youjian. There will be all the actions on the callout, and there will be one of them"Deletes the selected"item, that's for the operation you said.

Click on the red circle in the screenshot below, and the "Show Hide All Callouts" button.

Because the file is a PDF file, the annotation information can only be stored in'c:

If this sentence appears, just change the file suffix to pdf, and you can test it yourself.

Click the "Show Labels" command under the "View" menu to display the labeling information you made.

Taking dotted lines as an example, the specific steps are as follows:

1. First, open the Layer Properties Manager.

2. Select [New Layer].

3. Select [Line Type].

4. Click [Load].

5. Select the appropriate [dotted and dashed] to see if there are any requirements for drawing.

6. After loading, select the line type and click [OK].

7. You can see that the [line type] has changed.

8. Exit the [Layer Properties Manager] and switch to the newly created layer just now, and you can draw dotted and dashed lines.

To remove the underlining and color of the text content in Word, take Word 2003 as an example, the steps are as follows:

In the word document, select all the underlined text, right-click the mouse, and then select "Font" in the list;

Open the "Font" interface, click the small triangle button under the "Font Color" column, click any color on the pop-up color window, and then click the small triangle button in the "Underline Linetype" column, select "None" in the drop-down list, and finally click "OK".

Tools - Parameter settings--- select on the left"Color"--You can set the underline color on the right side.