Increase Line Visibility: How to invert colors in Adobe Acrobat Reader

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Learn to change the line/text color and background color of a PDF in Adobe Acrobat Reader!
This is great for increasing sewing pattern line visibility for projector sewing.
Tutorial on PDF Stitcher: • How to Use PDF Stitcher
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[@shaminnaicker7637]

Another great tutorial, thank you. I usually project onto white paper. Your PDFStitcher tutorial was very helpful. I like how you explain things.

[@projectorsewing]

Thank you so much! ❤️

[@kikdawson7722]

Thanks for explaining this so clearly. I’m getting cataracts and although I can ‘cope’ it’s so much nicer to not strain to see. 👍

[@laurenwolf938]

Can you please provide the link to the vid that goes over how to change the color of the lines/thickens the lines in pdf stitcher that you mentioned in this video?

[@projectorsewing]

Here is the tutorial on PDF Stitcher: ruclips.net/video/d7W6_h32VW0/видео.htmlsi=OU-wSYuoiYiIU2fQ
The new program PatternProjector.com will also thicken lines and invert colors in one-click for projecting. But, it doesn’t save the changes.

[@Ancientfuturerose]

I cant seem to find the preferences option ive been trying so hard even with the commands, PLEASE HELP

[@projectorsewing]

First, make sure you are open in Adobe Acrobat and not the “preview” mode on the internet. If you’re in Adobe Acrobat program, Cmd+K will open them on a Mac and CTRL+k will open on a Windows.