On Feb 17, 2011, at 6:41, Carl Lee wrote:
> Dear Christaan and all,
>
> I digitally scan in my notes pretty frequently (200 dpi, 8.5" by 11", black
> and white, exported as PDF) and like to annotate them using Skim.
>
> Problem is, when I want to add a text note (ie. sticky), circle, or box to
> such a PDF they are all quite small (less than a quarter the size of one
> added in a "standard" vectorized PDF, such as any typical journal
> article)---in order for me to read my annotations, I usually have to zoom-in
> like Sherlock.
>
> Can we somehow manually scale the size of such "notes" for a given document
> if desired? Or if Skim can somehow adjust the sizes according to the dpi of
> the document if its an image (without messing with original behavior for
> vectorized PDFs)?
>
> Btw, I couldn't figure out how to search text within the sourceforge forum
> for Skim to see if this question was already answered---please educate if
> there is a way.
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Bill
No,this is not possible. Note that you can change the default font size in the
preferences. I also don't see how the size of the note depends on what PDF you
have, as it doesn't.
Christiaan
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