Overview : This InTrial app provides various marking options, including highlighters, circles, and arrows, along with the option to stamp the proof line with specialized stamps

To mark up your data, follow these detailed steps:

• Inside the InTrial iPad application open the specific case you want to work on within the InTrial application.
  
  
  

• Navigate to the exhibit section within the application.
  
  
  

• Inside the exhibit section, you will find a collection of PDF files available for viewing.
  
  
  

• Select the particular file that you wish to mark up with your data.

• Once the file is open, you will have access to various markup features, choose from a range of options including a highlighter, circles, arrows, freehand drawing, and stamps.
  
  
  

• To highlight specific data, select the highlighter (abbreviated as "HL") from the available options and apply it to the relevant sections of your data file.
  
  
  

• The application also provides the ability to change the color of the highlighter, allowing you to customize your markup.
  
  
  

• Additionally, you can draw circles or insert arrows to further emphasize important data points.
  
  
  
  

• You can also modify the color of the circles and arrows you have drawn.
  
  
  

• As an alternative to arrows, you can transform them into line shapes.
  
  
  

• The application also includes a freehand feature, enabling you to draw any desired shapes or annotations.
  
  
  

• If needed, there is an option to clear all the markup data you have applied.
  
  
  

• The app provides a specialized feature called a stamp, which allows you to highlight a proof line by placing a stamp on it.
  
  
  

• You have the ability to manage the size, color, and rotation of the stamp.
  
  
  

• Furthermore, you can edit the text data on the stamp, tailoring it to your requirements.
  
  
  

• If you wish to adjust the markup preferences, you can access the exhibit section within the settings.
  
  
  

• Within the exhibit settings, you can change the color of the highlighter, circles, arrows, and freehand annotations.
  
  
  

• Additionally, you can modify the thickness of the annotation lines to suit your preferences.