I am writing a large document with Libre Office (> 500 Pages).
1)
The Export as PDF is not a Problem: The PDF is white Paper with black text, and colored pictures and colored tables are exported well.
My idea is to change the function "Printer - Print into a file".
2)
But is there a way to invert the PDF:
White TEXT on black background ?
Inverted Colors of pictures and tables ?
Then, it is less stressful for my eyes to read the PDF on the PC.
Please check, if you could realize the suggestion.
Markus
suggestion: PDF Printer
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Open PDF in Okular.
Go to
Settlings - Configure Okular - Accessibility -
Click Change Colours - leave Colour Mode as Invert Colours.
Go to
Settlings - Configure Okular - Accessibility -
Click Change Colours - leave Colour Mode as Invert Colours.
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Re: suggestion: PDF Printer
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Thank you but I did not find the way to open ocular on my german version of linux mint 19,2 xforce.
2)
The way that is shown in too complicated and for experts only.
I suggest: When the window "Print to File - Print to PDF" is enabled: Please give the user the option to select "invert colors"
Thank you but I did not find the way to open ocular on my german version of linux mint 19,2 xforce.
2)
The way that is shown in too complicated and for experts only.
I suggest: When the window "Print to File - Print to PDF" is enabled: Please give the user the option to select "invert colors"
Re: suggestion: PDF Printer
Ah, you're using XFCE. Well, you can still install Okular (not Ocular) on it, if you want. But the standard PDF viewer under XFCE is Xviewer, and it has this feature too; check the View menu for an entry called 'Invert colors'.markus-1969 wrote: ⤴Mon Oct 07, 2019 11:18 am I did not find the way to open ocular on my german version of linux mint 19,2 xforce.
Since you can in most PDFs invert the colors using that setting in the View menu, it follows that the colors are not built into the PDF. In other words, that would not work since the colors are not a property of the PDF itself, they are just the way it's being presented to you by the viewer you are using.I suggest: When the window "Print to File - Print to PDF" is enabled: Please give the user the option to select "invert colors"
So change that setting and it should work for most PDFs. To make it stick, choose 'Save current settings as default'.
Here's how it looks here: In other words, you already have this feature.
If your issue is solved, kindly indicate that by editing the first post in the topic, and adding [SOLVED] to the title. Thanks!
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Re: suggestion: PDF Printer
OK ...
1)
I managed to install OKULAR and I found how to invert colors.
Thank you.
2)
but there is a missunderstanding:
A)
The solution I found through OKULAR means
- there is a PDF in which black text is written on white color
- the PDF is inverted while the reader is active
B)
I want to invert the PDF:
- the origin is black text written on white background in Libre office
- I want to create a PDF with WHITE TEXT on BLACK BACKGROUND
The PDF file should be inverted while the PDF is created.
How do I do that ?
1)
I managed to install OKULAR and I found how to invert colors.
Thank you.
2)
but there is a missunderstanding:
A)
The solution I found through OKULAR means
- there is a PDF in which black text is written on white color
- the PDF is inverted while the reader is active
B)
I want to invert the PDF:
- the origin is black text written on white background in Libre office
- I want to create a PDF with WHITE TEXT on BLACK BACKGROUND
The PDF file should be inverted while the PDF is created.
How do I do that ?
Re: suggestion: PDF Printer
You didn't have to, the standard PDF reader that you already had can do this, too.markus-1969 wrote: ⤴Mon Oct 07, 2019 11:52 am I managed to install OKULAR and I found how to invert colors.
Why? Even if it can be done, how is that better?markus-1969 wrote: ⤴Mon Oct 07, 2019 11:52 am The PDF file should be inverted while the PDF is created.
It would mean having a PDF with a set background color and font color. That's pretty inflexible. In other words, it may not be possible to invert it back if you want. That seems like a disadvantage to me.
If your issue is solved, kindly indicate that by editing the first post in the topic, and adding [SOLVED] to the title. Thanks!