S Note = fail pdf annotations

[holyxiaoxin]

Whenever i try to import a pdf document into my snote, it hangs after processing all the pages. Then it force quits, and when i opened S Note, the pdf isn't there. I tried importing 7 times but it always gives the same problem. Bugged?

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[gyroslice]

I too have had problems with S note loading pdfs incorrectly. If s note fails me I'll try EzPDF. If you look through the forums here there are several alternatives to S note.

 

[holyxiaoxin]

I use ezpdf too. And I think I'll rate it 9/10. It doesn't lag and it's one of the fastest pdf viewer. I annotate my PDF VERY frequent as I'm a student. And ezpdf isn't the best software to do so. I like S note's annotation tools, you get to switch between draw and erase on the right icon. Ezpdf doesn't allow you to erase):


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[atlantar6]

I use ezpdf as well, for $2 can't beat it.

 

[gyroslice]

You can erase in EzPDF it just isn't straight forward. You have to open the list of annotations and select the ones you want to remove, then simply select delete.

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[holyxiaoxin]

By erasing, i mean an eraser function.

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[dmcman73]

Another great program I've been using is RepliGo Reader PDF. Allows you to add annotation to any PDF (Highlight, draw, underline, book mark, word selection, etc)

 

[Stylus Annotator]

Hi guys,

I have just released a new slim pdf annotation app that targets those of us who want to annotate while we are reading documents. This app is not for note taking (for those who need that I recommend Papyrus).

My app is the slimmest PDF reader, with pen and marker annotation, I have seen. It is easy to use, and it allows you to annotate and highlight as you read. Exactly as you do on paper. It is extremely easy to switch between the pen and the marker; and to toggle colours.

Also – the app recognizes the difference between your finger and the stylus. Fingers are used to move, zoom and erase. The stylus is used to annotate.

A free version of Stylus Annotator is available on Play. Please try it and rate it.