> Though apparently you did select the mode, as the default factory setting
> is the standard text selection mode.
>
> Christiaan
>
This is quiet easy as one can just mis-click into the toolbar. In my view
making these modes default upon a single click (or mis-click) is a bit
dangerous as my situa
On 13 Jul 2008, at 1:17 AM, Christopher Reeve wrote:
Thanks Christiaan,
I just hadn't realised how to keep the highlight option always on.
As a new user you must appreciate that it was not obvious why I
couldn't turn on the highlighter by pressing the button in the "Add
Note" menu.
I d
Thanks Christiaan,
I just hadn't realised how to keep the highlight option always on. As a new
user you must appreciate that it was not obvious why I couldn't turn on the
highlighter by pressing the button in the "Add Note" menu.
I don't know about Preview - I don't use it, but I don't think
On 12 Jul 2008, at 11:41 PM, Yasha Savelyev wrote:
I found the problem. When Skim starts up it is in a what I am
guessing is highlight mode. Perhaps I put it in this mode
accidentally and it was using it as default from that point.
The tool mode sticks between launches and documents. So it
On 12 Jul 2008, at 11:34 PM, Yasha Savelyev wrote:
I am using Leopard, and no links of any kind are left clickable for
me in Skim.
For example on the file http://tobi.oetiker.ch/lshort/lshort.pdf.
I just tried an older version of Skim, same problem.
I have no problem with any link (either i
I found the problem. When Skim starts up it is in a what I am guessing is
highlight mode. Perhaps I put it in this mode accidentally and it was using
it as default from that point.
I am a new user so I didn't even know there were these modes. To get the
usual functionality I had to select the "hand
I am using Leopard, and no links of any kind are left clickable for me in
Skim.
For example on the file http://tobi.oetiker.ch/lshort/lshort.pdf.
I just tried an older version of Skim, same problem. I can confirm they work
in previewer and acrobat.
Should I try to reinstall something, perhaps the P
First of all: links are mostly handeled by Apple's PDFKit. Moreover,
PDF has many different types of links (and I don't just mean internal
or external). For example, you can get different types of links
depending in the package and/or precise command you use. Alos, are you
running Tiger or
Unfortunately simply left clicking on a link of any kind does nothing for
me.
I agree that would certainly be very logical :) Perhaps my installation of
Skim is broken.
Could anyone confirm that left clicking jumps to an external link?
On Sat, Jul 12, 2008 at 5:06 PM, Christiaan Hofman <[EMAIL PR
On 12 Jul 2008, at 10:45 PM, Yasha Savelyev wrote:
> The current way of activating internal link through command+click
> opens a small preview window. Which can be useful for a quick
> glance, but it is not possible to activate inverse search within the
> preview window.
That's a variant o
It works with me consistently with internal links. I tried this will a pdf I
created with LaTeX using the hyperref package. If I click on a reference I am
taken to the reference. If I Command click I get a preview.
However, only about half of the URLs I click on open in my browser... Strange.
On 12 Jul 2008, at 10:14 PM, Christopher Reeve wrote:
Perhaps a better idea would be to open up the restriction Skim makes
that you have to select text before you can highlight it, underline
it or strike through it. It took me a little while to figure out
that Skim require you to make the
The current way of activating internal link through command+click opens a
small preview window. Which can be useful for a quick glance, but it is not
possible to activate inverse search within the preview window.
This is a must for Latex usage and is absolutely maddening. It is also
cumbersome if o
Thanks Maurice,
I guess that is what I need to figure out how to do - get Skim into highlight
mode. Sorry perhaps I spoke too soon.
Chris.
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Perhaps a better idea would be to open up the restriction Skim makes that you
have to select text before you can highlight it, underline it or strike through
it. It took me a little while to figure out that Skim require you to make the
selection first - clearly this is not intuitive.
Enable t
Skim's ability to go into highlighting/underlining/text note etc mode
and stay there gets you half way to what you want. If you combine it
with a macro program (eg QuicKeys) and a programmable mouse, you can
get pretty close to what you propose.
I have one of my mouse buttons set up to trig
Innovative maybe?
No, it is not standard, but actually not original. Take for example LyX which
enables one to repeat the last font change. Think of mouse gestures. Combine
the two ideas.
The whole idea of good anotating software is that it can make anotating as
effortless as it is to do on
I'd say that would me more a function for the OS than an individual
program. I wouldn't even know how to do that. And generally it is a
bad idea to do non-standard things, and this is extremely non-standard
behavior.
Christiaan
On 12 Jul 2008, at 6:36 PM, Christopher Reeve wrote:
Hi,
I'
Hi,
I'm new to Skim, but already love it.
One feature I think would be very helpful:
To push last called macro/function on a middle mouse click.
eg. If you are going through a document highlighting text, on the first
occurrence you would select the text to be highlighted and then highlight
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