Acrobat pro

Gangsta

Any alternatives to the above on linux? Been searchin for a while and no luck.


edit: pdfedit sucks

velocirafter

i like evince for reading pdf, its way quicker than adobe to load. I dunno if it has any writing to pdf capabilities though

Gangsta

I wouldn't want to write pdfs as such. I use my laptop for college and the notes are given in pdf usually. So during the lecture I like to be able to write notes in the pdf which you can do in acrobat pro but doesn't seem so in any release on linux:(

velocirafter

evince should be the job then, i think it comes as standard on ubuntu distros

Gangsta

Ya it does. Sorry if I seem like a real dunce but I can't find this feature in it at all

velocirafter

it just worked for me when i opened a pdf so i dunno what the problem is

ethernet

Indeed, give Evince a lash. Okular is another option.

Gangsta

No I meant i can't the feature in evince where u can write in notes on the slide. In Acrobate pro you could right click and 'add sticky note'. I can't find anything like this in evince.

fguinan

With Okular you can view and add notes to PDF documents. I think pressing F6 brings up an annotation menu.

ethernet

fguinan wrote: »

With Okular you can view and add notes to PDF documents. I think pressing F6 brings up an annotation menu.

You're right: it is F6.