To suck or take in (air, for example); inhale. 4. To require (a specified depth of water) for floating: a boat drawing 18 inches. 5. To take or pull out: drew a gun from beneath the counter; drew out a fat wallet. 6. a. To extract or take for one's own use: draw strength from one's friends.
In Word, however, Ink annotations are different from Drawing and Writing annotations. Not only is the default color of the Annotation Pen red, but the Ink itself resides in the document's drawing layer, not in a separate drawing canvas.esides annotations, Word also enables you to add comments in Ink. To get started, you have two choices: Select Insert, Ink Comment. Click the Ink Comment button in the Reviewing toolbar.
As a student, you are normally writing an annotated bibliography as an indication of the sources you intend to use for an assignment, paper or thesis. In this case, your purpose is to write an informative or descriptive annotation.What an annotation should include: 1  Complete bibliographic information.2  Some or all of the following: 3  Information to explain the authority and/or qualifications of the author. 4  For example: Dr. William Smith, a history professor at XYZ University, based his book on twenty years of research.ibliography Style. Write your bibliographic entry according to the appropriate style guide (APA, MLA, Chicago/Turabian, etc) and add an annotation to each entry. The annotation describes the essential details of the work and its relevance to the topic.