Keyboard shortcuts for evince annotation?
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I would like to make c a shortcut for inserting a comment and h a shortcut for highlighting. Other keyboard shortcuts could do, e.g., if modifier keys are required. Pressing one of these keys would be equivalent to pressing the annotation icons in the toolbar:
... so that clicking/selecting using the mouse afterward would perform the desired action. This would immensely improve my reading flow! Is there a way to do this?
An added bonus would be a way to map CTRL+Z to deleting the last annotation.
shortcut-keys evince annotation
asked Apr 3 at 12:15
Jonas Lindeløv
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I would like to make c a shortcut for inserting a comment and h a shortcut for highlighting. Other keyboard shortcuts could do, e.g., if modifier keys are required. Pressing one of these keys would be equivalent to pressing the annotation icons in the toolbar:
... so that clicking/selecting using the mouse afterward would perform the desired action. This would immensely improve my reading flow! Is there a way to do this?
An added bonus would be a way to map CTRL+Z to deleting the last annotation.
shortcut-keys evince annotation
asked Apr 3 at 12:15
Jonas Lindeløv
18010
Did you find a way to do this?
– becko
Apr 12 at 14:37
I ended up using Master PDF Editor which does all of this, includes OCR, etc.
– Jonas Lindeløv
Apr 16 at 17:17
But that's not free, right?
– becko
Apr 16 at 17:51
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Actually it has a good free version! Thanks for the suggestion.
– becko
Apr 16 at 19:29
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I would like to make c a shortcut for inserting a comment and h a shortcut for highlighting. Other keyboard shortcuts could do, e.g., if modifier keys are required. Pressing one of these keys would be equivalent to pressing the annotation icons in the toolbar:
... so that clicking/selecting using the mouse afterward would perform the desired action. This would immensely improve my reading flow! Is there a way to do this?
An added bonus would be a way to map CTRL+Z to deleting the last annotation.
shortcut-keys evince annotation
asked Apr 3 at 12:15
Jonas Lindeløv
18010
I would like to make c a shortcut for inserting a comment and h a shortcut for highlighting. Other keyboard shortcuts could do, e.g., if modifier keys are required. Pressing one of these keys would be equivalent to pressing the annotation icons in the toolbar:
... so that clicking/selecting using the mouse afterward would perform the desired action. This would immensely improve my reading flow! Is there a way to do this?
An added bonus would be a way to map CTRL+Z to deleting the last annotation.
shortcut-keys evince annotation
shortcut-keys evince annotation
asked Apr 3 at 12:15
Jonas Lindeløv
18010
asked Apr 3 at 12:15
Jonas Lindeløv
18010
asked Apr 3 at 12:15
Jonas Lindeløv
18010
asked Apr 3 at 12:15
Jonas Lindeløv
18010
asked Apr 3 at 12:15
Jonas Lindeløv
18010
18010
Did you find a way to do this?
– becko
Apr 12 at 14:37
I ended up using Master PDF Editor which does all of this, includes OCR, etc.
– Jonas Lindeløv
Apr 16 at 17:17
But that's not free, right?
– becko
Apr 16 at 17:51
1
Actually it has a good free version! Thanks for the suggestion.
– becko
Apr 16 at 19:29
add a comment |Â
Did you find a way to do this?
– becko
Apr 12 at 14:37
I ended up using Master PDF Editor which does all of this, includes OCR, etc.
– Jonas Lindeløv
Apr 16 at 17:17
But that's not free, right?
– becko
Apr 16 at 17:51
1
Actually it has a good free version! Thanks for the suggestion.
– becko
Apr 16 at 19:29
Did you find a way to do this?
– becko
Apr 12 at 14:37
Did you find a way to do this?
– becko
Apr 12 at 14:37
I ended up using Master PDF Editor which does all of this, includes OCR, etc.
– Jonas Lindeløv
Apr 16 at 17:17
I ended up using Master PDF Editor which does all of this, includes OCR, etc.
– Jonas Lindeløv
Apr 16 at 17:17
But that's not free, right?
– becko
Apr 16 at 17:51
But that's not free, right?
– becko
Apr 16 at 17:51
1
1
Actually it has a good free version! Thanks for the suggestion.
– becko
Apr 16 at 19:29
Actually it has a good free version! Thanks for the suggestion.
– becko
Apr 16 at 19:29
add a comment |Â
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Did you find a way to do this?
– becko
Apr 12 at 14:37
I ended up using Master PDF Editor which does all of this, includes OCR, etc.
– Jonas Lindeløv
Apr 16 at 17:17
But that's not free, right?
– becko
Apr 16 at 17:51
1
Actually it has a good free version! Thanks for the suggestion.
– becko
Apr 16 at 19:29