LectureNotes - Series of How-To's - Links to Instructables

[300pete]

Ok, make sure you have latest version installed, then install PDFView by same developer.
That should give you insert PDF options. May need restart tablet to take effect.
Hope that helps.

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"Sorted" I had PDF Viewer not PDF View. Have PDF View now and the world's a better place

Thank you.

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[wshirt]

Glad it worked, have fun with PDF, remember to add a layer to annotation on top of PDF, so ypu can erase where needed etc.



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[bclinger#IM]

Layers are exceedingly important.

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[wshirt]

New version of PDF View just released, you would probably be better off upgrading to that for your imports of PDF.

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[acadoid]

@nagem708: I guess that you have enabled drawing tool, you need to disable the drawing tool to get back to free hand writing.

@wshirt: PDFView v1.4 comes with the new version of the MuPDF library v1.3.

 

[wshirt]

Out of interest, can you link me the multi pdf application please. As I can't find it on play store.

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[TMARFER]

Hi! I have problems with import pdf for Lectures Note. I am losing quality after I push the check boton (the green one).
So, what can I do?
I will put some pictures to help comprehension.
I changed my import pdf setting, but it didn?t help.
I am from Brazil and sorry about my english.







thanks!

 

[bclinger#IM]

I create a 2 page Lecture Notes file and then put it in the over view mode. I then open the pdf file with a pdf viewer (DTG) and then SEND it to Lecture Notes.

Via my Note 3

 

[acadoid]

@TMARFER: LectureNotes is bitmap-based, and the resolution after insertion is the resolution of the notebook into which you insert.

 

[bclinger#IM]

Yes, though not having to adjust the imported pdf makes importing much easier.

Via my Note 3

 

[TMARFER]

@TMARFER: LectureNotes is bitmap-based, and the resolution after insertion is the resolution of the notebook into which you insert.

OK! So, how can I change the resolution of the notebook? Is it in the create page? if yes, how can I do this?

 

[acadoid]

@TMARFER: You cannot change the resolution of an existing notebook.

When you create a new notebook, adjust width and height.

 

[dzigner]

Hello
I have a large note wherein there are lectures from diff.people. How do I enter all the names on the title of is there another way to know the content of the note?
Thanks



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[acadoid]

@dzigner: You could attach keywords to pages, for instance the person's name to the first page (or all pages, if you wish) of her/his section. LectureNotes automatically creates a table of contents and an index from that.

 

[dzigner]

How to add the keywords? I found no menu item to add keywords to the note or the page.

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[acadoid]

@dzigner: It is `index page X? (which `X? being the current page) in the main menu.

 

[dzigner]

Thank you. Any way I can see those keywords on the note board?

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[acadoid]

@dzigner: Via `notebook index? (for the given notebook), `folder index? (all notebooks in this folder and its subfolder), and `notebooks board index? (all notebooks). For the first, long-click on a notebook on the notebooks board and select `notebook index? in the popup or select `notebook index? in the main menu of an open notebook; for the second, long-click on a folder on the notebooks board and select `notebook folder? in the popup or select `folder index? in the notebooks board main menu; for the third, select `notebooks board index? in the notebooks board main menu.

 

[pwsmyth]

Is there any way for me to do the following: 1) have an option of creating either Landscape or Portrait notebooks in the same folder, and 2) have both Portfolio and Landscape pages within the same notebook (ie, like different sections in a MS Word document).

Thanks in advance for your inputs.

 

[acadoid]

@pwsmyth: 1. You can have notebooks of different paper size (i.e., different page orientations) in a folder. 2. All pages in a notebook have to have the same size.