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I'm using Okular annotations for reviewing PDF files in my team
work. We normally export the file as .okular, and this is very useful. However Okular sometimes crashes and if we are working with a .okular file the annotations are not auto-saved. This is in contrast with the case when we work directly with the PDF file, in which case the annotations are saved in the ~/.kde/share/apps/okular/docdata/ directory and (if I'm right) they are periodically autosaved. In addition, when working with the .okular file, I find that it is too time expensive to save the file. I have to do File -> Save As -> confirm name of .okular file -> confirm overwrite I would rather expect to do simply Ctrl-s to save the file. Minutes ago I have lost a considerable amount of work, because Okular crashed and I can't find autosave data. Regards, Mario |
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