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Billy Wall
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I insert a lot of images into notebooks, and when resizing an image to fit that part of the page, it is very frustrating to have the image scale relative to its center, rather than relative to its upper left corner. For my purposes, I know where I want the image to anchor, and it's much more difficult to get it there when all of its edges are dilating and translating relative to the page. I'm sure there are many users for which the default (only?) setup is fine, and I understand the benefit of trying to keep the number of options to a minimum to make supporting the application simpler, but this is becoming a big frustration and time suck for me.
This suggestion post seems to be a near-duplicate of this other one:
https://feedback.goodnotes.com/forums/191274-customer-suggestions-for-goodnotes/suggestions/42196426-resizing-images-from-corners -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Billy Wall
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I insert a lot of images into notebooks, and when resizing an image to fit that part of the page, it is very frustrating to have the image scale relative to its center, rather than relative to its upper left corner. For my purposes, I know where I want the image to anchor, and it's much more difficult to get it there when all of its edges are dilating and translating relative to the page. I'm sure there are many users for which the default (only?) setup is fine, and I understand the benefit of trying to keep the number of options to a minimum to make supporting the application simpler, but this is becoming a big frustration and time suck for me.
This suggestion post seems to be a near-duplicate of this other one:
https://feedback.goodnotes.com/forums/191274-customer-suggestions-for-goodnotes/suggestions/32597755-image-resize-with-anker-on-the-corner
...or just append "copy" (no underscore). This is the Apple MacOS convention, and has always been much more convenient than the prepend "Copy of" insertion in some other environments.
Presumably many other Goodnotes users who teach do what I do every day: Import a PDF (e.g a notes template or problem set) then duplicate it once for each class section so that I can have a record of what I've done with that class (and can export for students who were absent). In a folder holding more than a few notebooks, that's a lot of scrolling around to locate and rename the duplicate notebooks.