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I sometimes read large PDF files with hundreds of pages in EverNote. What are my best options if I want to bookmark pages, so I can continue to read where I left off? Really the default behavior I want is to re-open a Note back to the same page where I left off when I last read that Note. I guess that feature does not exist? I can try to open the PDF in an external reader and use its bookmarks, but the problem there is my default reader does not have bookmark capability. EverNote apparently has an "Open With" menu option, but the menu is empty. How do I populate it with readers that work with bookmarks?
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I scanned a lot of documents into Evernote..(NOT ALL IN THE THE RIGHT LAYOUT) Now i have a lot of one sided reciepts,upside down doc's business crds upside down, all in all the imaging is perfect.. but i need to edit these files so there in order and right side up.. delete backside of business card ..re-order front and back in general do a lot of editing in my acrobat pro and put back into EVERNOTE... BUT HOW!!!...
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I have Adobe Acrobat Pro XI (11.0.03) installed. Clipping pdf files with the Evernote Web Clipper was going fine... Right up until I decided to disable the Acrobat Pro pdf plug-ins for Safari (so that pdf files in Safari would open in the browser's default, not Acrobat Reader). I followed the instructions on the Adobe site here: http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/display-pdf-browser-acrobat-xi.html Now, however, I get an error when trying to use the Evernote Clipper, telling me to try reloading the page. When I reenable the Adobe plugins in Safari (by putting them back in the Internet Plug-ins folder in Library, by reversing above instructions), the Evernote Clipper works again. Disable it again—same problem. I've tried uninstalling the Web Clipper, and also tried closing Safari and restarting the machine before each step of changing the plugins—none of that makes any difference. Anyone have any ideas? I'd love to use Acrobat, Safari's preview of pdf's, and Evernote Web Clipper all together—and everything but the Web Clipper works fine. Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions. W. -
For the most part, I use Chrome, so I'm not sure if this issue is just related to the Chrome Browser. When I clip a PDF page, the PDF goes into Evernote with some weird long file name with an unknown extension. If you only use the built in Evernote PDF viewer, you'd never notice a difference. The problem is when you try to launch the PDF file from Evernote into Acrobat. Because the file extension is tweaked, Windows doesn't know what program to use to launch the file. Because the file extensions are so random, you get prompted by Windows about which program to use to launch the file on most or all of the Web Clipped pdfs. It's only a bummer if you use Evernote to store a lot of PDFs and you take advantage of the fact that when a file launches from Evernote and gets edited, the edited version is what get into your Evernote database. I'm going to see if this happens in other browsers, but for now, you might want to be aware of the issue if you use evernote to store and edit a lot of PDFs that you clip. I've attached a snapshot of the prompt from Windows I get every time I launch a clipped pdf . . .
