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The New Text Font dialog box opens with the default options set (Arial text and horizontal writing mode). To add new text, with the TouchUp Text tool active, Ctrl-click (Mac: Option-click) within the document where you want to add the text.

If you need to select an entire paragraph, use the shortcut key combination Ctrl-A (Mac: Command-A).Keep these notes in mind when touching up text: In such cases, unless you're using a named font such as Arial Bold or Arial Italic, when you try to touch up text in Acrobat you won't have an exact match for the replacement font, since Acrobat doesn't simulate a bold or italic appearance. For example, many documents seem to use bold or italic text, but it's just a bold or italic text appearance. Sometimes the touch-up results aren't what you expect-often related to fonts used in the source program.

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