Annotation name (NM entry).
Annotation type.
Appearance color.
Annotation's border style.
Annotation color.
The text (or rich text) string that shall be displayed in the pop-up when the annotation is opened.
Indicates whether the annotation will be converted to content when the document is saved.
Creation date.
The field is used for compatibility with Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Additional custom properties. Only available for use with GcPdf.
Indicates if annotation has associated popup annotation.
Annotation id.
Interior color.
true if the annotation is hidden.
Internal helper property. Primary annotation's children annotations. Note, the array contains all children annotations, including annotations what is not direct descendant of the primary annotation.
Specifies whether or not the RichContent mode is used for the contents property.
Specifies whether the annotation can be deleted or its properties (including position and size) can be modified by the user.
Modification date.
Annotation opacity.
The field order index.
Resolved reference to parent annotation.
Parent annotation id for popup annotation.
Popup annotation identifier.
Specifies whether or not the annotation can be printed.
The annotation's bounds rectangle: [x1, y1, x2, y2]. (0, 0) is the bottom left corner of the page.
Indicates whether the current annotation has been redacted. Redacted annotations will be removed from the document after saving.
ID of the Redact annotation that was used to redact the current annotation.
Id of the primary annotation to which this annotation belongs. ("in reply to" value).
R - this annotation is reply to the primary annotation specified by field referenceAnnotationId. Group - annotation should be grouped with primary annotation specified by field referenceAnnotationId.
The number of degrees by which the annotation shall be rotated relative to the page.
Hash object with information about users who change this annotation. key - user name value - UNIX UTC timestamp when changes were added.
Beginning with PDF 1.5, Annotations may have author-specific state associated with them. The state is not specified in the annotation itself but in separate text annotation that refers to the original annotation by means of its 'IRT' ("in reply to") entry.
The state model corresponding to state.
Text representing a short description of the subject being addressed by the annotation. The 'subject' is the meta information property and it can be used to group, sort or filter annotations.
Annotation sub-type. Possible values are: 'Text', 'Link', 'FreeText', 'Line', 'Square', 'Circle', 'Polygon', 'PolyLine', 'Highlight', 'Underline', 'Squiggly', 'Strikeout', 'Stamp', 'Caret', 'Ink', 'Popup', 'FileAttachment', 'Sound', 'Movie', 'Widget', 'Screen', 'PrinterMark', 'TrapNet', 'WaterMark', 'Redact', 'Signature', 'ThreadBead', 'RadioButton', 'Checkbox', 'PushButton', 'Choice', 'TextWidget'.
The alignment of the text.
The text label that shall be displayed in the title bar of the annotation's popup when open and active. This entry shall identify the user who added the annotation.
Square annotation.