My company is looking to utilize Adobe Standard XI in moving from a paper process to a digital process for our workpapers. Our industry standard is for the reviewer to use a "blue" checkmark when they are reviewing the work of the preparer and the workpapers that have been assembled. When I use the "green" stamp checkmark it lets me edit the transparency of the checkmark but when I select "blue" as the color and mark to use as default box it does not change from green to blue. I have also tried to change the checkmark under the "Sign" tab from "grey" to "Blue" with no luck. I can also change the transparency of this checkmark. Why can I change the transparency but not the color? Given the wonderful flexability we are finding with Adobe's Annotation features it seems like such a simple feature to have overlooked. Are there any solutions for this? Two of my bosses have been using blue checkmarks as review marks for 40+ years. Kind of hard to ask them to change because the software can change color of the text, sticky notes and highlight but not the checkmark.
Thank you for your help.
Tanya