On Feb 4, 2015, at 22:50, Carolyn Hintlian wrote:
> With Skim, I used to annotate PDFs with text notes, then export the document
> to a document file on my mac; when I later opened the document, the text note
> was right there: opaque yellow note with the text I added. Sometime within
> the last few months the background color of the text note stopped showing up
> on my exported document. Just the text I’d written: if it was in black, it
> was hard to find at all and, if I placed the text note over any text, I had
> black text on black text. Changing the font color makes the text easier to
> notice, but I still have text-on-text, nearly impossible to read. Nothing
> I’ve tinkered with, including changing the text note color from default
> yellow has helped. What’s wrong and or what can I do to see the background
> color my text notes in my saved documents?
>
What do you mean by "export"? Do you mean with embedded notes? And do you mean
that the color failed to show up in the document that was exported before and
earlier showed the color, or are you saying that the color doesn't show in
documents that you exported in the last few months?
Anyway, I have no idea what is going on. I have never seen it. Also, when we
export with embedded notes all is left to PDFKit, we have absolutely no
influence on how that is saved and how that is rendered.
Christiaan
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