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Distros / Flair are in alphabetical order. The editing tools in the Viewer are not quite as nice as the Editor, however, they’re more than sufficient for marking up and annotating PDF’s.Distro Badges Flair: To get distro badges change your flair options above. So, “mount a scratch monkey” (open a small pdf file which you then ignore) and subsequent files can be opened and edited. It crashes if you attempt to save the first PDF file opened. The previous version, the PDF Exchange Viewer, works under Wine, with one caveat. I haven’t gotten it to work on Linux, but haven’t spent more than 5 minutes on it.
The class was held on Windows the Editor works very nicely on Windows. It allows you to do the following (and much more!): For my purposes of adding notes to the slides, the free version is more than sufficient. There is both a free and paid version of the software. I was very pleased to find Tracker Software’s PDF-XChange Editor. PDF files are not the easiest thing to annotate without special software and, well, Adobe Acrobat isn’t precisely cheap. I was in training last week - rather than a printed text, we were provided with a PDF of the slides.
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