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I'm trying to get around a bug in the Evince GUI. Annotations in a PDF are shown with (1) a highlight to the text color, and (2) a small comment-box icon. Clicking the comment-box icon opens a sticky-note with the annotation. Clicking the highlight opens an empty sticky-note with a yellow background. Unfortunately, the z-level of the highlighted text is above that of the comment-box icon. In one case, the hitbox of the highlighted text completely overlaps that of the comment-box icon, so I see no way to open the annotation. Can any Evince gurus describe a way to get around this annoying software flaw? Is there a way to view annotations from the command line? Thanks.
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I'm trying to get around a bug in the Evince GUI. Annotations in a PDF are shown with (1) a highlight to the text color, and (2) a small comment-box icon. Clicking the comment-box icon opens a sticky-note with the annotation. Clicking the highlight opens an empty sticky-note with a yellow background. Unfortunately, the z-level of the highlighted text is above that of the comment-box icon. In one case, the hitbox of the highlighted text completely overlaps that of the comment-box icon, so I see no way to open the annotation. Can any Evince gurus describe a way to get around this annoying software flaw? Is there a way to view annotations from the command line? Thanks.
gui pdf evince
asked 40 mins ago
JamieJamie
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add a comment |
I'm trying to get around a bug in the Evince GUI. Annotations in a PDF are shown with (1) a highlight to the text color, and (2) a small comment-box icon. Clicking the comment-box icon opens a sticky-note with the annotation. Clicking the highlight opens an empty sticky-note with a yellow background. Unfortunately, the z-level of the highlighted text is above that of the comment-box icon. In one case, the hitbox of the highlighted text completely overlaps that of the comment-box icon, so I see no way to open the annotation. Can any Evince gurus describe a way to get around this annoying software flaw? Is there a way to view annotations from the command line? Thanks.
gui pdf evince
asked 40 mins ago
JamieJamie
177212
I'm trying to get around a bug in the Evince GUI. Annotations in a PDF are shown with (1) a highlight to the text color, and (2) a small comment-box icon. Clicking the comment-box icon opens a sticky-note with the annotation. Clicking the highlight opens an empty sticky-note with a yellow background. Unfortunately, the z-level of the highlighted text is above that of the comment-box icon. In one case, the hitbox of the highlighted text completely overlaps that of the comment-box icon, so I see no way to open the annotation. Can any Evince gurus describe a way to get around this annoying software flaw? Is there a way to view annotations from the command line? Thanks.
gui pdf evince
gui pdf evince
asked 40 mins ago
JamieJamie
177212
asked 40 mins ago
JamieJamie
177212
asked 40 mins ago
JamieJamie
177212
asked 40 mins ago
JamieJamie
177212
asked 40 mins ago
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