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Microsoft OneNote should be somewhere on that list. You can annotate PDF, Powerpoint or images easily. There is an extension that lets you annotate a complete w
by daok 7y ago
Microsoft OneNote should be somewhere on that list. You can annotate PDF, Powerpoint or images easily. There is an extension that lets you annotate a complete webpage or a portion as well. You can annotate with your keyboard and your pen. You can also share to have collaboration with many people as well as use it across devices (Android, Mac, Windows).
- ortusdux 7y agoI 2nd OneNote. I used it extensively in college. You can migrate in chapters of a pdf textbook, OCR the text, and then highlight and annotate to your hearts content. It supports hyperlinking, which I used to make an interlinked glossary that spanned textbooks. You can 'print' any document/webpage to onenote as well as take screencaps. I still use win+shift+s to clip portions of the screen.
- rollinDyno 7y agoOneNote would be ideal but I wish I could keep the PDF file in my local directory rather than in the cloud. This is because I use Zotero where I link my PDF files stored in a local directory. Edit: just played with OneNote once again. I realised it's also lacking bookmarking and thumbnail views.
- raxxorrax 7y agoCan you save your notebook in a portable format for import/export now? I think that is a basic feature of a notebook and always felt that it was intentionally missing to suck people into the MS cloud. Not saying a lot of other apps don't make the same mistake.
- mxuribe 7y agoYep, this 100%.
- karlicoss 7y agoHey, author here. I don't have any windows computers, so haven't had chance to use Microsoft products much. I'll mention onenote anyway to prompt people, thanks!
- thiagomgd 7y agoOneNote is awesome. I have 2 problems with it though: 1 - When you link another page, that link can be broken if you move that page to another collection/folder/whatever 2 - No way to add tags to pages =/