Re: [Skim-app-users] Keeping Skim-files in sync

[Adam M. G. <amg...@ma...>]

Try making a disk image for your PDF with Disk Utility. There are =20
some other methods for preserving the notes recommended in the =20
"Emailing a file loses notes or highlights."

-Adam

On Apr 20, 2007, at 3:57 PM, Niels Kobsch=E4tzki wrote:

> Hi!
>
> I have here several pdfs with slides from lectures from professors
> which I'll need at home and in the lecture itself (for reviewing and
> for taking notes while I'm in the lecture). I wanted to keep them "in
> sync" and therefore I wanted to use the iDisk of my .mac-account =20
> for it.
> I copied the files over but the notes didn't come with them - I guess
> that it's the metadata that isn't copied over. Does anyone has an
> idea how I can copy the files with the metadata staying intact to the
> iDisk (I just saw that Spotlight-comments are removed as well,
> therefore it doesn't seem to be an Skim-only problem)?
>
> Niels
>
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