How do I accept comments in Adobe Acrobat X Pro?

I have a document with comments and would like to know how to accept the comments and remove the proofread symbols in the text.

You read wrong. Acrobat can only export geo markup to an FDF data packet (for re-import into another PDF).
http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/geospatial-pdfs.html

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I have evaluated Adobe Acrobat X pro for adding handwritting comments on my university pdf documents.
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should be able to create a new form and it will prompt if you want to use
Designer. If all else fails you can always go into the Designer 9.0
folder and launch FormDesigner.exe
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