When I find text using ctrlf, I find the results are hard to locate.

Is there a way of customising the appearance of the found text Im using Adobe Acrobat Reader DC.

If I understand correctly, you have referred to the color of searched text through founder Regards, Akanchha.

Im surprised rthat Adobe doesnt have a settings option for this.

How about YELLOW, or as the previous poster noted, make it user changeable.

I then checked Replace document colors, and also Use Windows color scheme.

That helped a bit.

It would be nice when in the Find mode, that a box or circle could also be drawn around the Highlighted text.

Specify the value of a property (Color, Opacity, Style, or Thickness).

For Underline tool, there is no option to change the line width (thickness).

For Pencil or Freehand Drawing tool, you can change the line width (thickness) in addition to color and opacity.

The key here is to change the properties of an existing comment once it is added to a page.

Acrobat Reader DC (desktop app) on your MacBook Right-click the existing underline or pencil mark.

Acrobat Reader for iOS (mobile app) on your iPad Tap the existing underline or freehand drawing.

Select a property (Color, Opacity, Thickness) from the menu that pops up.

Once you change a property (e.g.

Thickness, Color, Opacity), the mobile app will remember the new value of the particular comment type for the next time.

If its an annotation on an iPad, click the Underline annotation, and drag across the word(s).

After you apply it, click on the word again, and youll see options to clear the underline, to change its color, or its opacity.

On your MacBook, youd be using either Adobe Reader or Adobe Acrobat.

Change Acrobat For Mac Highlight Color