04-22-2025, 01:22 AM
Hi Mike,
I was caught again in the copy/paste/embed annotation trap.
As I have mentioned before I try to avoid to change the original PDF and don't embed anything for this reason.
But I again changed and "damaged" a PDF unwittingly because I copied and pasted a part of the PDF/picture (I wanted to paste a second repeat over the first).
I noticed it only because I used the same page in the song at another place because of the repeat (and the first repeat was gone and replaced by the second there).
Maybe I should have known and we've discussed this, but I wasn't aware anymore and treated the copy/paste of a segment of the pdf like copy and pasting an annotation which in hindsight is clear it isn't since you can't save all the cut images in the database.
But to avoid something like that (and in case I again forget) I'd really like a warning before something is pasted and irreparably embedded and changed in the pdf (I had go to a backup and swap the source pdf to restore the deleted (by pasting over) notes.
Can you consider to do that?
I was caught again in the copy/paste/embed annotation trap.
As I have mentioned before I try to avoid to change the original PDF and don't embed anything for this reason.
But I again changed and "damaged" a PDF unwittingly because I copied and pasted a part of the PDF/picture (I wanted to paste a second repeat over the first).
I noticed it only because I used the same page in the song at another place because of the repeat (and the first repeat was gone and replaced by the second there).
Maybe I should have known and we've discussed this, but I wasn't aware anymore and treated the copy/paste of a segment of the pdf like copy and pasting an annotation which in hindsight is clear it isn't since you can't save all the cut images in the database.
But to avoid something like that (and in case I again forget) I'd really like a warning before something is pasted and irreparably embedded and changed in the pdf (I had go to a backup and swap the source pdf to restore the deleted (by pasting over) notes.
Can you consider to do that?