Hi all,
I am reading some ebooks and would like to know if any editor is there in mint which have highlighting features so that I can highlight important lines in
the books and save it.
Thank you.
PDf editor to highlight PDF files
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PDf editor to highlight PDF files
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Re: PDf editor to highlight PDF files
There is a PDF editor available Menu>System>Administration>Synaptic Package Manager and search for PDF editor
I'm not sure of it's exact capabilities as I haven't tried it - but it may do what you need.
I'm not sure of it's exact capabilities as I haven't tried it - but it may do what you need.
Re: PDf editor to highlight PDF files
You can use foxit pdf reader, adobe... havent tried those
Also Okular has this feature but as i remember, you have klick everytime on the button, if you want highlight something new. After poppler update Okular crashes...
Also Okular has this feature but as i remember, you have klick everytime on the button, if you want highlight something new. After poppler update Okular crashes...
Re: PDf editor to highlight PDF files
Foxit and Adobe reader for Linux do not have edit possibilities. Xournal does not save in PDF-format. Okular is cumbersome as is does not have an undo funtion. Besides: viewing a file edited by Okular with f.i. Adobe Reader does not show the changes made by Okular.Blox wrote:You can use foxit pdf reader, adobe... havent tried those
Also Okular has this feature but as i remember, you have klick everytime on the button, if you want highlight something new. After poppler update Okular crashes...
I need to view the edited files in Windows as well.