Only the popup: screenshot
<https://www.dropbox.com/s/ipzh6duzeoc22tr/Skim%20no%20embedded.jpg?dl=0>
> On Jan 2, 2023, at 1:42 AM, Christiaan Hofman wrote:
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>> On 2 Jan 2023, at 07:32, HumanEngr wrote:
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>> Hi Christiaan,
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Hi Christiaan,
Am I right that the "With Embedded Notes” option disappeared in OS 13.1?
humanengr
Version 1.6.13 (143)
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This script now reports an error "doesn’t understand the “«event SKIMText»”
message."
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To run single-file conversions from the keyboard, you can use the
pdf-to-pdf_embed script in 'humanengr's Skim scripts' on
http://sourceforge.net/p/skim-app/wiki/AppleScript/#user-contributed-scripts.
The script contains the set-up instructions for the keyboard shortcut.
On May 8, 2015, at 10:41 A
iiuc, in Mavericks, "skimpdf embed " generates the "Cannot write
PDF document” error, but does go ahead and embed the file, renaming it as
".file.pdf". That renaming also happens for "skimpdf embed
"
Is that what you are seeing?
If you want to batch process, you can use the 'skimalot' shell script at
http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/skim-app/index.php?title=Shell_Scripts to
convert pdf-with-embedded-notes to pdf-with-Skim notes.
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for embedding
and unembedding.
- humanengr's EagleFiler AppleScripts manage (from within EF) batch
conversion of selected PDF files: bundled <-> unbundled and embedded <->
unembedded. (Doing this within EF allows EF to properly maintain its
library indices.)
humanengr
Per Maxwell's suggestion, searching google for
> System Preferences for Services
shows -- as the first hit:
http://www.macworld.com/article/1142494/snowleopardsystempreferences.html,
an artifle titled "Snow Leopard's System Preferences shuffle"
Searching on that page for "service" gets to this p
Try a search for
> system service folder os x
in Google.
On Wed, Feb 27, 2013 at 1:24 PM, Rosario Criscione wrote:
> Yes, they are system services. Where's the system services folder?
>
> Thank you
>
>
> Il giorno 27/feb/2013, alle ore 13.04, Christiaan Hofman ha scritto:
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> On Feb 27, 2013
The embed AppleScript I posted a few days ago can be configured does
exactly that. From the usage notes for pdf-to-pdf_embed.scpt:
Reassign File:Close to another shortcut to close with Skim notes as
extended attributes (the normal Skim save); and use w for this
shortcut.
-- To reassign File:Clos
Two scripts that simplify embedding and unembedding to single shortcuts are
now available on the wiki at
https://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/skim-app/index.php?title=AppleScript#User-Contributed_Scripts--
see humanengr's Skim scripts.
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l pdfs in my Dropbox'd folders. But, given that I access Dropbox
from multiple devices, I prefer the immediacy of the scripts posted above.
Another option I haven't explored is monitoring file changes using Kicker (
http://rubydoc.info/gems/kicker/2.6.1/frames) in a terminal script and
embedding f
>
> If you save an open document using AppleScript, I strongly advise you to
> use the "save" AppleScript command rather than an using a shell script. The
> shell script is a compromise that does not do exactly the same as Skim for
> embedding, that was developed for the case where you don't want t
a pdf"
*end **if*
*end* *tell*
For those storing in the cloud and moving back-and-forth to iOS or other
annotaters, the only way I've thought of that might be more convenient
would be to include a preference to 1) change "Save" to "Save as Embedded"
and 2) automatic
tle=AppleScript.)
Re-embed.
humanengr
%Set Text box attributes.scpt
Description: application/applefile
Set Text box attributes.scpt
Description: Binary data
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Fwiw, "converting" embedded notes changes some
characteristics of text notes. E.g, in my
experiment, opacity 43 -> 100%, color RGB: 255,
255, 202 -> 253, 255, 208, and border width 6->5
or 0->1.
humanengr
>Sure,
>when I open the pdf with Skim after extracti
Tom -- iiuc, Nicole was already exporting as a pdf with embedded notes.
Nicole -- if you have a cloud storage account (Dropbox, Sugarsync,
etc.), you could store the file there and post a shareable link.
humanengr
Hi Alex,
I just tried to send the file but the moderator rejected it. Now I
df-files-word-count-approach-help-173241621.html).
Compare pdfs visually side-by-side using diffpdf
(http://www.qtrac.eu/diffpdf.html) or various other tools.
Mac duplicate finders other than File Buddy include Find Duplicate
Files, DupeGuru, and GrupaDupa.
humanengr
At 1:55 AM +0200 10/30/11,
re pdfs visually side-by-side using diffpdf
(http://www.qtrac.eu/diffpdf.html) or various other tools.
Mac duplicate finders other than File Buddy include Find Duplicate
Files, DupeGuru, and GrupaDupa.
humanengr
At 1:55 AM +0200 10/30/11, Christiaan Hofman wrote:
>PDF data is far from uniquel
o "get", "set", or "remove".
Finally, these are bash scripts tested only in OS X 10.6.8.
And the Wiki now has a Shell Scripts section linked from the
Interaction with Skim page.
humanengr
Thanks, that helps.
humanengr
>PDF data is far from uniquely determined by it's content of
>information. So there is no reason why the data of the same PDF
>saved at different times will produce the exact same data (and when
>using different programs/libraries it will be
ding a Skim note,
embedding, and removing) doesn't restore the hash. It's as if the
process of editing leaves a "residue".
If it's not restored to the original value, it's missed as a
duplicate when I use, say FileBuddy or EagleFiler. My tentative
The sha1 hash changes if a note is added, embedded, unembedded, and
removed to restore the file to its original unannotated state.
Just checking that is as intended.
humanengr
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For interoperability, always embed and close rather than "save".
And
>At 8:59 PM -0400 10/18/11, humanengr wrote:
>>One only needs to "convert notes" to edit prior notes.
humanengr
>On Oct 23, 2011, at 7:49, Gary Yuen wrote:
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>>Hey humanengr,
>>
Title: Re: [Skim-app-users] skim iOS
support?
At 12:35 PM -0700 10/13/11, Gary Yuen wrote:
Yes you can embed notes or convert notes
to Skim but that is an extra step.
Elaborating my comment:
At 3:22 PM -0400 10/13/11, humanengr wrote:
annotate in Skim -> embed (not bundle)
notes -> annot
annotate in Skim -> embed (not bundle) notes -> annotate in
GoodReader -> convert notes in Skim -> repeat
humanengr
>Does GoodReader (or some other iOS PDF reader/annotater) support
>reading or writing skim notes? I love skim dearly, but I pine for some
>compatibility betw
Done.
humanengr
>It's more a remark about the wiki link.
>
>Christiaan
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Title: Re: [Skim-app-users] finding skim-annotated
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Try this.
humanengr
I am not able to download the files, it
requires a password.
Christiaan
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than using the bash script. Perhaps the above scripts can serve
as templates.
The bash script is fine for files outside the control of file
management applications.
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>However, as the extract you quote from 2008 suggests, you can
>allocate each theme a different color (for highlighting or as the
>background color to a text note). You can then sort your notes by
>color in the Notes Pane (click on the 3rd column header from the
>left), which
-0400 6/1/11, Thomas Schneider wrote:
Christiaan's comment solved it.
Great.
At 2:41 PM -0400 6/1/11, Thomas Schneider wrote:
http://tldp.org/LDP/Bash-Beginners-Guide/html/index.html
is quite clearly written and helpful.
Thanks for the link.
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onv_p
e script was to create
files based on the input PDF, so
it must have found the PDF.
It's a bash script -- per the first line. Follow standard bash
procedure:
Put it where you normally store your scripts (~/bin or
/usr/local/bin)
Include that in your
/\'s
desktop/skim_pdf_pdfd_tests/test 15/dl w note.pdf
parentFolderExt test 15
/Users//Desktop/\'s
desktop/skim_pdf_pdfd_tests/test 15/sub 01/dl w note.pdf
parentFolderExt sub 01
/Users//Desktop/\'s
desktop/skim_pdf_pdfd_tests/test 1
Title: Re: [Skim-app-users] finding skim-annotated
PDFs
Tom --
As indicated in the file, it is intended to be run on a folder,
so the usage would be
conv_pdf_w_notes_to_pdfds_03.sh <>
It does, however, work (for me) on an individual pdf as well. In
either case, the only Terminal output I get i
Works in my tests. I deleted some unneeded parentheses on the chance
they were the cause. Try the attached.
humanengr
On Mon, May 30, 2011 at 02:46:28AM -0400, humanengr wrote:
I posted a version of the script that also copies label, spotlight
comments, and modification date from the pdf
I posted a version of the script that also copies label, spotlight
comments, and modification date from the pdf to the pdfd to the
EagleFiler list at
http://c-command.com/forums/showpost.php?p=12443&postcount=16.
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Here's a script to convert each pdf with skim notes in a folder (and
its subfolders) to a pdfd.
Thanks to Christiaan for refining my script (constructed from his
scripts in prior posts).
humanengr
Here's an improved ans simplified version, it also removes the file
only when the
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