After using Fox-it for about 1 month, I have finally settled on 'how to' and will post the instructions as it may help.
I open up the PDF I am going to bubble.
Under the 'comments' menu (the view I use), I go to 'typewriter/typewriter' click on the print somewhere and type my first number (usually use 10 for size purposes, you will see why in a second).
I set my font and font size to be appropriate to the size of the print.
In comments menu, I select 'drawing/oval' and draw an oval around the 10 I just put down. I then right mouse click the oval and select 'properties' and change the color to 'light grey' and 'thickness' to 1.
I will move the oval around and line it up to the number correctly so it looks right.
I then go to the 'tools' menu and select 'hand tool'--this allows me to move around the PDF since I am zoomed in. I click the number (or the oval) and then holding the Ctrl button, click the oval (or number). This selects both the number and the oval.
I then hit 'Ctrl-C' to copy. I put my 'hand tool' in the center of the number and the icon changes to a small arrow. Holding down the left mouse I can drag the number and circle to the point on the print I want.
I then hit 'Ctrl-V' (paste) and repeat this process until I have the print bubbled. I make one paste then move it as this leaves both number and oval selected for easy moving.
Now, I can go to the number and double click (left mouse). The 10 becomes highlighted and I can put whatever number I want. I repeat this till the entire print is bubbled.
After the print is done, I save.
This whole process is allot quicker to do than to type out but since it took me a bit to figure out I thought I would post these instructions.
I open up the PDF I am going to bubble.
Under the 'comments' menu (the view I use), I go to 'typewriter/typewriter' click on the print somewhere and type my first number (usually use 10 for size purposes, you will see why in a second).
I set my font and font size to be appropriate to the size of the print.
In comments menu, I select 'drawing/oval' and draw an oval around the 10 I just put down. I then right mouse click the oval and select 'properties' and change the color to 'light grey' and 'thickness' to 1.
I will move the oval around and line it up to the number correctly so it looks right.
I then go to the 'tools' menu and select 'hand tool'--this allows me to move around the PDF since I am zoomed in. I click the number (or the oval) and then holding the Ctrl button, click the oval (or number). This selects both the number and the oval.
I then hit 'Ctrl-C' to copy. I put my 'hand tool' in the center of the number and the icon changes to a small arrow. Holding down the left mouse I can drag the number and circle to the point on the print I want.
I then hit 'Ctrl-V' (paste) and repeat this process until I have the print bubbled. I make one paste then move it as this leaves both number and oval selected for easy moving.
Now, I can go to the number and double click (left mouse). The 10 becomes highlighted and I can put whatever number I want. I repeat this till the entire print is bubbled.
After the print is done, I save.
This whole process is allot quicker to do than to type out but since it took me a bit to figure out I thought I would post these instructions.
