Why don't my annotations appear when I print or export as PDF files?

Why don't my annotations appear when I print or export as PDF files?

Annotations only appear when exporting PDF files. However, there is an option that could disable annotation output.  Go into the Share Menu by tapping on the square with up arrow icon in the Menubar.  Next, choose Print to view a print preview.  Tap on the wrench or ruler icon in the lower right corner to open the Print Options Menu.  Select the Output Options tab and scroll to the Extras section.  Ensure that there is a checkmark adjacent to the Include Annotations option.

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