I use Evernote to take many of my lab notes. As part of this, I have quite a few PDF documents that are actually either figures or equations (from LaTeXiT).
For example:
These are displayed inline when viewing them, which is great, and exactly what I want. However, in trying to print the notes, every inline PDF is replaced with a box saying "PDF Attachment." It appears that, were I to actually print it to a printer, it would print every inline PDF as a separate page after printing the notes. This is very much not what I need.
Is there some way to print a note with inline PDFs displayed just as they are when viewing the note? It seems this is the norm when the inline attachments are PNGs, but I don't want everything to be pixellated, and so need to use a vector format.
I apologize if the answer to this is obvious; it's a very hard question to search for without being drowned out by people printing to PDF.
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I use Evernote to take many of my lab notes. As part of this, I have quite a few PDF documents that are actually either figures or equations (from LaTeXiT).
For example:
These are displayed inline when viewing them, which is great, and exactly what I want. However, in trying to print the notes, every inline PDF is replaced with a box saying "PDF Attachment." It appears that, were I to actually print it to a printer, it would print every inline PDF as a separate page after printing the notes. This is very much not what I need.
Is there some way to print a note with inline PDFs displayed just as they are when viewing the note? It seems this is the norm when the inline attachments are PNGs, but I don't want everything to be pixellated, and so need to use a vector format.
I apologize if the answer to this is obvious; it's a very hard question to search for without being drowned out by people printing to PDF.
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