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Originally Posted by 88%
I've been wanting a full sized ereader since about 2005 and I'm seriously thinking of picking one of these up. I've been doing my research, but I still have a few questions that I was hoping an owner could answer for me:
1) After opening a pdf marked up with the DPTS1 on the desktop can you choose to "print without markup" or further edit the markups? I was watching a review on goodereader that said that all edits made with the DPTS1 are permanent. Unfortunately, this would be a deal breaker for me.
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There is no such option. The annotations are part of the PDF and can only be removed by means of editing the PDF either on your PC (which is more or less easy, depending on your background) or in the usual way (eraser) when you put them onto the DPT-S1. If you don't want to "spoil" the PDF, you can just keep an unannotated copy around.
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2) When opening a pdf marked up with the DPTS1 on the desktop what color are the highlights?
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Black is Blue and Gray is Red. [Edit: Highlights are cyan, if I'm not mistaken]
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3) If highlights are made on the desktop, are they readable on the DPTS1? Right now I highlight in blue on the desktop so that I can read my highlights when printed with a B&W laser.
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The DPT-S1 can read conforming PDFs, so if your desktop annotation application produces a conforming PDF (including highlights), the DPT-S1 will be able to display it. In doubt, upload one of your PDFs and I will try.
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4) Is there an underline tool besides the freehand tool?
Thanks so much to anyone who is able to spare a minute to answer.
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Nope. There is only hightlight and freehand (plus sticky notes and annotations).