With that, I can remote-desktop into my macbook and use paperpile in chrome. In general I still really like reading and annotating with the iPad Pro & Pencil, but it’s currently a bit more hassle than I would have hoped for.ĮDIT: I’ve added “Parallels Access” to the mix for now, especially when I’m working away from the office. Maybe the latter issue is something that paperpile could work around on their end, by looking for a file with the same name iff the “proper” file reference is no longer there?
#MARGINNOTE VS LIQUID TEXT PDF#
I had to go and use the web interface to “upload a new version of this file” if I wanted Paperpile to recognize the pdf as the same document. Because of how Drive seems to deal with files, you can’t even just over-write the existing document. That means that you will later have to export the file back to a pdf (usually losing a lot of the cool additional features) and re-upload that. However, with these apps (and virtually all other iOS apps) you need to “send a copy” of the pdf to the app. All of them have cool additional functions that go beyond simulating paper. The best apps to actually work through documents are probably LiquidText (with inking upgrade), MarginNote or Flexcil (and I guess there are more like these). In general, this is so far the least annoying workflow but it’s far from perfect. It allows you to create connected charts of content from PDFs, webpages, and other documents. Basic interface of MarginNote 3 Text Contrast One should be able to say that text contrast is an indispensable function for document reader apps, especially when one encounters a relatively wordy author cross-referencing a previously mentioned formula several times, and the formula is all labels.
However, I have experienced some very odd syncing issues where files would not show up in the app, etc… Not sure what’s causing it but it sometimes requires removing and re-adding my google drive account to the app. LiquidText is a unique app for marking up documents and connecting ideas.
#MARGINNOTE VS LIQUID TEXT FULL#
PDF Studio maintains full compatibility with the PDF Standard.
An easy to use, full-featured PDF editing software that is a reliable alternative to Adobe Acrobat and provides all PDF functions needed at a fraction of the cost. In my case I simply sync the paperpile starred folder. Affordable, Powerful PDF Editor for Windows, Mac, Linux. The main feature that makes it attractive to me is that I can sync certain folders from Google Drive and have the changes uploaded automatically. It’s a $9.99 app and the annotation features aren’t amazing but they’re solid and they mostly (see MetaPdf/Paperpile Beta Viewer Bug: Annotation text missing ) work with the Paperpile Annotation viewer. I’m currently using “PDF Expert” by Readdle.
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