> How does Vade Mecum make annotions in the first place? Can you > do this on the PDA, does it need to happen before hotsync?
I think the only current way is to create them on the PDA. There doesn't appear to be any conduit, etc., for pulling the annotations off the PDA either. > I think it might make more sense to allow inter-document links Through a new function code which references the unique ID generated from the docName, record ID, and paragraph offset (+ char offset?) of the destination pdb? How would you specify this kind of a link in your source html? If notes are supported, I'd find this feature more useful in the body of the annotation than in the document itself. > in general (possibly with this as a special case), and to allow > at least minor editing in general if we put the functionality > in for notes. (If we don't put it in, then I suppose you can > already edit the source on your desktop.) Do I understand that you are referring to the annotations themselves being Plucker documents? This sounds pretty cool, especially considering my 'links in notes' comment above, but seems much more complicated than a text-only notes feature. With notes, IMO it's most important that they can be created/edited on the PDA as I would think most people will want to write notes while reading. It would be sweet to have multiple annotation databases per pdb as well. In the context of Pluckerbooks, it would be ideal to distribute commentaries in this way. Footnotes as well. You could integrate the concept of 'tours' discussed in the past by adding navigation actions for prev/next annotation. Dave. _______________________________________________ plucker-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.rubberchicken.org/mailman/listinfo/plucker-dev
