Hello again, … Thank you again for your replies. Happy to answer any other questions you have. Yes, a URL – but, crucially, as I said above, MarginNote-created URL’s that enable users to connect to the annotated text of the original PDF, even when it’s offline and archived. Seems like this UID could be auto-generated much the same that MN creates URLs per note." Make sense? So, that’s far more desirable that “space+hashtag+space” syntax, which is basically a clunky work around solution that so many of us use.Īs I explained in my post re: Any way to create an UID in annotated files?, we’re hoping that MarginNote can “create an UID in MarginNote-annotated files – and, by extension, the notes they create” so that " MarginNote-annotated files & notes could generate create an UID – one UID for one file – that would apply to all of the MN-created annotated notes linked to that file. But, as you’ve mentioned above, developers – especially the Tinderbox developers – really want other export formats, especially CSV and tab-delim formats. The “space+hashtag+space” syntax is desirable for inter-application functions, such as making the hashtags exportable to apps like Tinderbox (which many users rely on). I think you might be mixing some things up, so let me clarify. Make sense?ġ,“space+hashtag+space” syntax which could be recognized by other appsĢ,each note has a unique ID like established time It also creates a cradle-to-grave problem: it forces users to wholly rely on MN when clicking on MN-created PDFs and therefore it means that all documents and links opened in MN can overwhelm its library. That just creates confusion, and jumbled mess if MarginNote opens (and imports) a file – just so one can see the reference to a particular annotation. In MarginNote X, that icon seems to click – but then doesn’t do anything.Īlso, it would be great if this function – i.e., clicking on the annotations and/or the right margin for the PDF annotations outline – could work within any app (e.g., DEVONthinkPro, Tinderbox, etc.) instead of having to open up the file within MarginNote. … create the ability to click on the right margin for the PDF annotations outline (which signifies page number) so it takes users to the annotated text within the PDF document. I wrote up some very specific suggestions in this post on Requests for PDF exports, namely, I suggested that MarginNote… I think we’re all seeking some way to archive files – both the original PDF’s that we annotate as well as the export files – so that they’re off the iCloud and MarginNote folders, so that we can store them locally and ( most crucially) we’re able to click on MarginNote URL’s and have the connect to the annotated text of the original PDF, even when it’s offline and archived. Hi Let me jump in here and try to answer your questions. But what I’ve requested, and what other users have been begging for, is the ability to archive our annotated PDF files offline (again, while still be able to use MarginNote-created URLs so that clicking them refers right back to that section of annotated text) has nothing to do with KEYBOARD MAESTRO at all. Thank you for your reply, I think you might be conflating two things that me and others have been discussing in two different posts, namely: (1) how MarginNote users need some way to archive our PDF files after we’re done annotating them – i.e., offline, and not connected to the iCloud / MarginNote file & notebook management structure while still be able to use MarginNote-created URLs, and (2) the HASHTAG WORKFLOW via KEYBOARD MAESTRO that laid HASHTAG WORKFLOW uses KEYBOARD MAESTRO. I put a video from our user here, he uses Maestro to generate URL-Scheme from MN and put into Markdown or Voodoopad note, as well as Devonthink. Now I‘m very confused, is JournoProf agree with URL -scheme jump back mechanism. Because I annotate big, dense documents with lots of memory in MarginNote, I don’t want them to languish an clog up a lot of space
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