Adobe PDF file import

[Jay]

Well, it's a fact of life. .pdf files are everywhere in academia. Most
journals articles are available electronically only in .pda format,
instructors love to distribute pdf files. I need to be able to take notes
on PDF files in OneNote. I'd like to see a print driver that will allow
conversion of ANY printable material to a format that OneNote can handle, but
pdf file import capabilities are at the top of my must have list.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

there is a power to printer driver -
http://www.analogreality.com/onenotepowertoys/onenotepowertoys.htm



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[emorgan]

Where did the onenote printer driver go?
I can't find it?

there is a power to printer driver -
http://www.analogreality.com/onenotepowertoys/onenotepowertoys.htm



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Well, it's a fact of life. .pdf files are everywhere in academia. Most
journals articles are available electronically only in .pda format,
instructors love to distribute pdf files. I need to be able to take
notes
on PDF files in OneNote. I'd like to see a print driver that will allow
conversion of ANY printable material to a format that OneNote can handle,
but
pdf file import capabilities are at the top of my must have list.

 

[Erik Sojka (MVP)]

For unknown reasons, that site is down;

Where did the onenote printer driver go?
I can't find it?

there is a power to printer driver -
http://www.analogreality.com/onenotepowertoys/onenotepowertoys.htm



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Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Coauthor, OneNote 2003 for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guide)
Author, Google and Other Search Engines (Visual QuickStart Guide)



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Well, it's a fact of life. .pdf files are everywhere in academia.
Most journals articles are available electronically only in .pda
format, instructors love to distribute pdf files. I need to be
able to take notes
on PDF files in OneNote. I'd like to see a print driver that will
allow conversion of ANY printable material to a format that OneNote
can handle, but
pdf file import capabilities are at the top of my must have list.

 

[emorgan]

if anyone can email me a copy that would be great.

 

[Chris H.]

It isn't legal to distribute the program, unfortunately. We are actively
trying to determine what happened with the site and also about the
availability in the future.
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[Dave L.]

Please let me know when this is available. My classes start 01/09/06 and I
will need to use the onenote to type my notes, as my arm is having some med
probs and I can't write for a 3 hour lecture.

 

[jventola]

I don't think this is what you seek but worth a mention. I use a
tablet pc to mark docs.

There is a free PDF printer driver that I have installed in Word. When
I mark my students' essays in Word, I then select PRINT and the Primo
PDF printer puts a pdf of the doc on the disk--with ink perfectly
intact--for me to send back.

Since One Note exports to WORD, this might provide a workaround,
provided you can get the pdf into word. This great tool is at:
http://www.primopdf.com/

 

[Dave L.]

I did figure out that you can print to MDI and then open the MDI and save to
Tiff.

If this is as good as it gets, then I'll go this route. Although, I'm sure
Mr. Gates had more efficient means in mind.

-Dave

 

[Andrew Oliner]

Since this is a printer driver, it can create PDFs from any application
directly.

You shouldn't need to import the data into Word.