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No, Okular provides a seprate file which is, likea clear report cover, layered over the PDF and I want to know how to seperate that file from the actual unedited pdf file. I don't mean open the PDF with a different app, document viewer, so that the highlights and annotations won't show on the PDF, but seperate for backing up and I can use a new layer.
Hmmm... All I can think of is either using file -> export as -> document archive, or navigating to ~/.kde/share/apps/okular/docdata and see if the data would be in there.
Maybe you never used Okular or never explored its features, but it lets you draw on top of the PDF file. These drawings do not become part of the document, the annotated PDF can later be reopened on Okular and you can remove them.
I think that the OP is asking if you can store these drawings as a separate PDF.
Please explain your solution, so we might all learn.
File > Save Copy As duplicates the unedited PDF (without layer) File > Export As > Document Archive only duplicates the edited PDF (with layer)
In Gnome, can't navigate to the following and I don't know the equivalent:
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