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 <cmd>w for this
shortcut.
-- To reassign File:Close, use System Preferences:Keyboard:Keyboard
Shortcuts:Application Shortcuts. Set it, say, to <cmd><shift>w.
-- Use Fastscripts to assign <cmd>w to this script.
-- With this setup:
-- <cmd>w will close and embed notes in the PDF.
-- <cmd><shift>w will close the PDF with notes as extended attributes
(the normal Skim save).
-- …
To unembed the notes, assign another shortcut to pdf_embed-to-pdf.scpt.
The scripts are on the wiki at
https://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/skim-app/index.php?title=AppleScript#User-Contributed_Scriptsas
"humanengr's Skim scripts".
That's one step to close a file and embed. Tom's script requires two --
first close the file and then run the script.
On Fri, Feb 22, 2013 at 5:59 AM, Josh Carney <joshcar...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> My question is simply this: is anyone out there aware of a split-off
> project based on Skim that admits for a quicker, simpler (one-step) export
> option?
>
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