Commentaires adobe reader et adobe pro

bonjour,
je peux faire des commentaires avec Adobe Pro sur un document - Commentaires : autorisé(e) dans Propriétés.
Mais je ne peux pas faire de commentaire avec CE MEME DOCUMENT avec Adobe Reader, ce même document présentant alors dans Propriétés : Commentaires : non autorisé(e).
Quelqu'un a une idée ? Merci. Dalb
(ps j'ai fait une recherche sur le forum, y compris en anglais - rien trouvé)

Abracadabra ! Bravo !!!
Je n'aurais jamais songé à sélectionner ce (nom de) site dans ma recherche sur un moteur : quelle erreur, n'est-ce pas ;-)
Pour revenir à notre propos initial, dommage qu'adobe n'ait pas fait l'inverse : que le blocage de cette fonction soit une action réfléchie (de l'auteur) et qu'en standard, les commentaires soient permis.
Merci aussi des explications sur la façon dont fonctionne adobe pour marquer les annotations sur le fichier : je me demandais bien comment obtenir cette info.Par contre les choix fonctionnels que vous évoquez (à moins de faire une copie, le document pdf devient non modifiable) me semble extrement préjudiciables, et par ailleurs incompréhensibles puisque les commentaires n'attaquent pas le texte. Un problème de conception ?
Je vais relire calmement votre référence (et votre site !).
Merci pour ce travail (et cette mise à jour ?). Dalb

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