Pdf viewer that allows you to annotate and save your annotations
im looking for a pdf viewer that lets you annotate the document (either text or handwriting, i dont care)
kindof like you can in Okuliar in presentation mode but with the anotations being persistant if you change slides, and then being savable so you can acsess them later. basically im often in a lecture where the lecturer expects us to view the slides on our laptops while he anotates them on the big screen i need to be able to copy thease anotations onto my own copy for later without having to print the slides beforehand (expensive on uni printers) and use a pen |
You need the genuine Adobe reader (free from their website) rather than one of the open-source ones. Of course, the document must have been created with commenting enabled: check by clicking on File - Properties - Security.
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Okular in kde4 does a good job, although the annotations don't show up in other pdf readers unless you print it to a pdf
PDFedit, is for advanced users, and is said to be "the most reliable PDF editor for the GNU/Linux desktop SourceForge.net: PDFedit Quote:
http://a.nnotate.com/ Jarnal Quote:
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Thanks for that Jarnal seems to be exactly what i was after
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