The commentaries, if stored separately, would minimize what needs to be forwarded when collaborating, and would minimize the data growth if large groups of reviewers need to store such commentaries in the same central repository. It would be desirable to be able to save the highliting mask, with possible commentary, either into a personalized version of the PDF file, or as a separate "commentary" file. However, for more personal use, as for researchers identifying citations relevant to a given study, this original form must be eitherĪ) printed and highlited to bring attention to relevent excerpts, orī) excerpted and copy/pasted into a separate file for such references. If one expects to make use of this original, unmodified form, every time, PDF is often stored in a common repository for search and retrieval. Not often consciously considered as for this specific purpose, PDF is also deemed an archival format, meaning a frozen snapshot in time. The PDF-import function would be a key enabler of this irreplaceable activity.
When it can be done then it will be important that the CMYK is preserved.Ī key tool for many documents is "marking up" and saving such personal highlites and commentaries for documents we download for review/research purposes. In Quark you can select a PDF, choose the page number and place it as a normal graphic. There are many reasons why this feature would be useful, but placing fully layouted tables (made in Calc) into WriterDocs is one of the most important. The preview is of low-resolution but the EPS is printed in its original resolution and also in the wanted CMYK colorspace because the PS-print drivers do not alter the EPS to RGB. For now we use a workaround converting the PDF-page to an EPS with tiff-preview that can be placed in an OOo-document. offer the possibility to place a PDF-Page as a graphic. Most Professional Editing tools as QuarkExpress etc. Unfortunately, is not able to import PDF documents back again, although this is one of the more often requested features. is currently able to create such PDF documents via export filters that are already available within every major application. PDF is a widely used format to exchange documents containing text and graphics between different applications and different platforms.
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