Indexing and highlighting
I have noticed a problem that when I have a page that is not indexed, the highlight and annotation tools do not work. I wonder if the two are related.
About half my Zotero snapshot pages are not indexed, and do not get indexed when I re-index the database. Even when I go back to the original webpage and take another snapshot, the new page does not get indexed.
Any ideas how to get the highlighting to work? Ways to help Zotero index my pages?
Thanks
Scott
About half my Zotero snapshot pages are not indexed, and do not get indexed when I re-index the database. Even when I go back to the original webpage and take another snapshot, the new page does not get indexed.
Any ideas how to get the highlighting to work? Ways to help Zotero index my pages?
Thanks
Scott
Is this true that unindexed pages don’t highlight, and is there a work around?
Julia
http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/1262/
I presume the other workaround from a users point of view is to convert the .PDF to a .Doc (or other) thus making it possible to mark and annotate the content but possibly making page numbering a problem for citation purposes?
(1) use a third-party tool (such as Adobe Acrobat) to edit the PDF (but notes won't yet be indexed by Zotero
(2) convert the PDF to something Zotero can mark and annotate (e.g. HTML)
I think that some PDF->HTML programs will retain information on page breaks. If you don't need highlighting & just need annotation, you can convert the PDF into a set of images (one per page) to preserve page numbering.
In order to save highlighted and annotated webpage, I have to snapshot it. Next time I open it, highlighting is still there but annotation texts are gone. Anyone knows how to solve this problem? Thanks a lot.