Edit text option
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method 2 to edit a few characters within an existing editable line of text, use \<font color="#f70303">edit text\</font> option note this feature is intended for small text edits only step \<font color="#4338ca">❶\</font> select \<font color="#ff0000">edit\</font> see steps 1 and 2 to select edit text step \<font color="#3810bc">❷\</font> select edit text when selected, the following will appear on your screen (see color explanation below) editable and uneditable colors what do the colors indicate? \<font color="#3a8fc7">blue\</font> indicates that the text is editable simply click the text field to make changes \<font color="#4338ca">❶\</font> confirm font settings \<font color="#3810bc">❷\</font> click on the \<font color="#3a8fc7">blue\</font> text line and type the new letters see steps 1 and 2 to select the font settings and edit the text field \<font color="#fa1200">red\</font> this indicates that the font is not recognized as a system font and cannot be edited in its current form while the font is \<font color="#ca8a04">embedded\</font> in the document, it is not available on your system to make the text editable, select the existing text and change the font to one that is installed on your system the \<font color="#ca8a04">embedded\</font> alert will no longer be highlighted once updated, the text will appear in \<font color="#3a8fc7">blue\</font> animated gif method 2 process shown below visual demonstration of the steps to change the font to a system font explore additional methods docid\ f3fjiqfrdsubkvztopimb