If you set up partner sharing, all photos you share will include location details. You can control if your location is shared in each shared album, link, or conversation you create or join. To re-display an undone annotation, tap Redo ( ).If you share a photo with Google Photos, the location of your photo may be shared if you added it, changed it, or if it was provided by your camera. For example, if you draw two circles, then save your annotation, then draw three more circles, you can only undo the second set of three circles – not the first set of two circles. However, you can only undo segments back until the last time you saved. For example, you draw a single unbroken line in one segment. A segment extends continuously from the time you begin drawing to the time you raise your finger.Each time you tap Undo you remove a segment of your annotation. This is ideal for cleaning up small mistakes and erasing only certain sections of your annotation.ĭuring an annotation session, you can undo any prior actions with the Undo tool.
Then erase any portion of your annotation. You can change your mind, or alter your drawing, in the midst of an annotation session. The drawing annotations themselves display as an overlay, directly on top of the document preview itself. When a collaborator previews the file with your annotations, any comments you have added to your drawing annotation display in the collaborator’s File Activity sidebar. They receive an email and an alert in their Box Notification Center. Box displays a list of names tap the name you want. To do this, in the comment box enter the symbol and then start entering the person’s name. When you comment on your annotation, you can notify one or more individuals of your annotation. When you're done annotating, tap the scribble icon again. View your comment as it will display in the File Activity pane.As before, the tool you use to enter your comment may change, depending on your device and your preference: To save the annotation, type at least one character and tap the Up arrow.Īfter you finish drawing, it’s usually best to add explanatory text, so you can provide context, point out specific details, address one or more individuals directly, and so on. Note: If the comment field is empty, Box does not save the annotation. To save your annotation, tap the Up arrow ( ).Here you can explain and add context to your annotation. When you stop drawing (for example, by lifting your finger), the Comment toolbar displays.When you select your tool, you can draw your annotation in different ways, depending on your device:.When the color palette displays, tap the color you want. (Optional) The default drawing color is red.For more precision, tap the fine point pen ( ).For a marker effect, tap the marker ( ).Tap the drawing icon it looks like a scribble ( ).The annotation toolbar displays at the bottom of the screen.If you open the file in its native application, your annotations do not display. Box annotations essentially are an overlay in Box Preview – that is, they are not added to the actual file contents.
As with all Box annotations, you can only share your annotations with people who are collaborated on the file.Then tap the annotation tool you want.ĭocument and image file formats you can annotate. The annotation menu displays below the preview screen. To annotate a file in Box, open the file in Box Preview. Automatically notify one or more collaborators via Box’s mention” feature.Add comments to your annotation to provide clarity and context.Drawing your annotations – circling, underlining, crossing out, drawing arrows, and so on – enables you to be specific and precise as to what you wish to annotate.
#ANDROID APP ANNOTATE PHOTOS PDF#
Mark up pdf and image files stored in Box using drawing features on your Android phone or tablet.
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