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Okular, the KDE document viewer, works on Windows. Not only that, but it’s available in the Microsoft Store.
Free, obviously.
This should help keep annotations in order as I work through my TOREAD stack — three chapters down, only several hundred books to go! — regardless of current operating system.
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hi there
is there a way to perform data form pdf while reading it with OKUKAR (literature-lists) and output it to calc-sheets?
i have heard that i can mark text chunks - if this is possible then i can collect these chunks - and put it to a text file and create csvbased text.
is this possible?