Arrow Tool

To make a straight arrow markup

1. Select the Arrow tool using one of the following methods:
   • Go to Markup > Lines > Arrow.
   • Click   on theMarkups toolbar.
   • Press A on the keyboard.
2. Click and drag to place the markup on the document.

To make a bent arrow markup, use the Polyline tool

1. Select the Polyline tool using one of the following methods:
   • Go to Lines >  Polyline.
   • Click on theMarkups toolbar.
   • Press SHIFT+N.
2. Click on the workspace to start the line.
3. Click again to set the next point in the segmented line. Repeat as needed.
4. To complete the line, double-click when placing the last point.
5. With the line selected, go to the Properties tab, and select an arrowhead from the Line End list.

Tips:

• Hold down SHIFT to draw lines that are at horizontal, vertical, or 45° angles.

You can attach a note to nearly any markup that does not have a text box of its own. Simply double-click the markup to open the Note pop-up window. Notes attached to markups are functionally similar to the Note Tool.

Select a markup to reveal its control handles. Each handle controls a different aspect of the markup's size and orientation.

To resize the markup or change its angle, click and drag the appropriate yellow handle. Hold down SHIFT while dragging to force the markup to a horizontal, vertical, or 45° angle.

See Editing Markups for more information.

The appearance of the Arrow markup is configurable, including its color, thickness, pattern, ends, and opacity.

To change the appearance of an Arrow markup, select it and click the Properties tab.

Appearance Properties

Color: Sets the line color.

Fill Color: Controls the fill color of the endpoints.

Highlight: Makes the fill color and line transparent so underlying content shows through.

Opacity: Sets opacity level of the line and endpoints, from 0 (invisible) to 100 (opaque).

Line Width: Sets the line thickness in points.

Style: Determines the pattern of the line segment.

Line Start and Line End: Controls the appearance of the endpoints for each side of the line. The diagram below shows samples of each type of endpoint.

Each endpoint has an associated Scale that determines the size of the endpoint in relation to the Line Width. By default, it is set to Auto and will automatically adjust as the Line Width is changed.