In Acrobat Pro, this should open the JavaScript editor window.
HOW TO RETROACTIVELY COPY HIGHLIGHTED TEXT INTO COMMENTS IN ACROBAT PDFġ. OPEN JAVASCRIPT EDITOR. First of all open the document with the highlighted text, and press ctrl+j. There is already a software online that does that, on this website, but the price is really high (from $40 to $75!), so I developed my own script and I am going to put it out for free: This solution will also work if you have Acrobat Reader! However, it is possible to solve this problems by using some code.
There is no way to retroactively copy all the highlighted part into comment from the graphic interface. It can happens that we highlight a really big document in order to export the highlighted parts, and then we remember that the "Copy selected text." was actually off! Our highlighted parts won't be commented, meaning that we cannot export them (actually, we *can* export them, but they will be just empty boxes). Unfortunately, this setting is not on by default and only available in Acrobat (8,9 and X) but not in Acrobat Reader, as said here. However, in order to do that, the user has to remember to tick the option "Copy selected text into Highlight, Cross-Out, and Underline comment pop ups" in Edit - Preferences - Commenting. One of the nice features of Acrobat is that you can highlight text and then export only the highlighted part into a different document.
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