I have several related problems with Neoreader 3.0 using Max 2 Pro. I only just bought it, so I only had a day of experience with Neoreader 2 before updating the firmware.
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If I edit a PDF (highlights and scribbles) then delete it, if I copy the original file without annotations anywhere to the Max 2, the PDF inherits the highlights and scribbles. This is problematic when editing a series of files that have the same name but would be stored in different directories.
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Similarly, if I edit a PDF, the copy it to my desktop, remove some of the edits, then copy that file back to the Max 2, the PDF still shows the scribbles. The only way to remove the scribbles is in Neoreader. This means I can’t edit a file in multiple places.
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Similarly, if there are two PDFs on the Max 2 with the same name, and I edit one, the same annotations show up in the other file, even though they are stored in separate folders.
Can anyone else confirm these results?
I can only assume that Neoreader is keeping a database somewhere with the annotations and doesn’t know to recognize when another PDF program has deleted or altered the Neoreader edits. Is there anyway to clear this database cache? I can also only assume Neoreader tracks the file partially by name, which is an enormous data-corruption risk.
All of this means it’s very difficult to trust Neoreader to edit a PDF, which is the only reason I bought it.
I would also like to chime in and say it would be enormously helpful if it were possible to launch Neoreader from another app, like Google Drive or Dropbox.