Hi to all, I hope I am not abusing of the list.
I recently used Skim on Mac OS X, which is a PDF editing software entirely
opensource. Ok it relies on Mac development tool, but it could be a source
of insipirarion for features, implementation and maybe a place where to take
some code, since it's op
Ok, we all know PDF is not the only format okular handles, and we love it.
But, we all know PDF is most commonly used in everyday life ... so if not
the most important, is maybe the more desirable to be fully working ... :-)
Then, I want to say that annotation is, at the moment, the main differen
Hi to all.
As far as I understand, okular saves annotations into a local DB in
the ~/.okular folder (or something like this).
This way annotations are bound to the place where they are generated
and I find this a serious limitation.
As such, I propose a feature to let the user have annotations save
