In PDF documents, size is a large issue. The way graphics are initially inserted and saved as well as the type of graphics used can dramatically change the size of a PDF file.

You can use Shapes tool to draw vector graphics objects such as lines, circles, rectangles to work with the existing content of the pdf document.

In Docsvault PDF Editor, vector object information is saved entirely within a PDF document; this allows the vector graphics to be displayed at any zoom level, and still maintain "perfect" quality. Another advantage of vector graphics is that using them can take up less space than an equivalent bitmap image.

This session covers:

Using Shape tools to insert vector graphics objects

Adding line, rectangle or ellipse drawing markup

Adding Polygon using Bezier shape tool

Moving or deleting the shape object

Updating the appearance or properties of a shape

Editing vector graphics objects

Inserting a point on a selected path

Deleting a point from a selected path segment

Drawing a curve path segment

Drawing an object with curved points

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