The change might be that side, or it might be in DTPO?
Previously, if I made a screengrab of a different document, and then pasted it into the Annotation note, I could click on it, and then resize the image by dragging in from the edges.
I played around a bit, and I’m pretty sure that somewhere something must have changed in OS X – since they PDF drop is different now as well.
I’ve never used it, but I remember having ‘mind-blown’ status, when I realised I could drop an entire PDF into an Annotation note, and have it ‘live-scroll’.
By the latter, I mean that the 1st page of the PDF would be visible inside the Annotation note, and you could then scroll through all its pages. I distinctly remember that I could drag and pull the sides of that ‘pdf’ to make it bigger or smaller, so as to have it legible/readable inside the annotation note.
I tried that now – 1st change, is that the entire PDF is dropped in – as in, all the pages one under the others. 2nd change, the size cannot be altered either, at least, not from what I could see.
Not complaining, just an observation that things are working differently in the Annotation note, (or all RTF files) from how I remember them…
I’ve never seen PDFs, or RTFs (“Annotations” are RTF files) behave that way on any version of DEVONthink or OS X. Perhaps there is another universe after all
Well then – all those Terminal hacks I picked up from that Mac Kung Fu book I bought – when I first crossed over, must have created a Frankenmonster OSX this side!
Will see if I can find one of those Annotation files I created all the way back, when I first started playing around, and pop up something. I sincerely hope I find one, or I’m going to have to start questioning my sanity!
[Edit]:
Had a look, and cannot find one. They’re (obviously) all doing the same now – little drop-down to Markup. Pretty darn sure I’m not losing my mind – found an email I wrote to a colleague, where I talked about that very thing “as a feature”, was in August of 2013 – so that would’ve been Mountain Lion still?