It is a unique feature that is particularly handy for research or regular reading of eBooks and PDFs. Multicolour-Highlighting in PDFs (and ePubs!) was for me the main reason to switch to Microsoft Edge. To send any feedback use the Send feedback in the top right corner of the app or leave a comment to this post. If you have any feedback or suggestions for the current version of inking support in Microsoft Edge, please do write as well. Selection of additional pens, like highlighter pen.Ability to select color and stroke thickness for ink.Support for the pen back button (eraser button) to erase while in inking mode.Following is the list of inking features the team is working on: We will build on this over time, supporting additional capabilities and quality enhancements. For inking, right now we offer basic support with one pen color and stroke size. This is just the first step for inking support for PDFs. You can also print the file along with the annotations in case you want to send out a copy of the annotated form, for example. You can reopen the file at any point to see the ink annotation on the file or edit them. Once you are done marking up the file, you can use the Save button in the toolbar to save your work and all the annotations you made will get saved onto the file. To erase ink strokes in the erase mode, just move the pointer across any ink stroke to erase it. If you make any mistakes while writing or drawing on the document, you can use the eraser by clicking or tapping the Erase button. You can use two finger swipe for panning the file or use pinch gesture to zoom in/out if you want to navigate the file while in inking mode. Once in this mode, you can use a digital pen, touch or even mouse to write on any part on the PDF file. You can click or tap on the Draw button to enter inking mode. In the toolbar that is seen on the top, you will see two new options – Draw and Erase. To access this feature, open any PDF file from your computer or from the web. With this new inking mode, users can fill out PDF forms and sign using ink or take notes directly on PDF files and save for later reference. We are pleased to announce that inking mode for PDF files has rolled out to all Insider Preview channels. Using a digital pen or touch to write directly on PDF files has been one of the top feature asks from Microsoft Edge insiders.
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