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Hello,
I just started using okular over some other pdf viewing program on my Ubuntu 18.04. The main feature i use is adding comments and highlighting text. In my work i get a lot of pdf files that contains a scan of documents , i.e an image of a text page. At the moment the highlighting feature does not recognize the words as text (since it is an image of a text), hence won't allow me to highlight it. Needless to say that posting a comment is not exactly as comfortable for some cases as highlighting the actual text you'd like. is there a way to pass the stated problem around in okular? On my previous pdf viewer it was possibe to highlight text no matter if it was an actual text written with a text editor, or an image of a text. All in all i like the rich varaity of options that okular gives over the other apps, but this specific basic feature is important to me so unless i can use it i cant fully move to okular use... Thanks in advance |
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