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An error occurred while saving the comment Ariel commentedThe reverse would also be helpful, if I'm reading a PDF that came with large margins and I decide I would rather have larger text than more note-taking space.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Ariel commentedI am currently using Goodnotes to grade student exams, and some of my students are frankly terrible at putting together usable PDF files of their tests. It would be really nice if I could clean them up by eliminating pointless margins.
You are letting me have dozens of files open at once, though, so thank you for that; it helps a lot.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Ariel commentedIf you only need to move one tab, this can be done (clunkily) using the same split-screen feature that is causing all the trouble. Open the document you want to relocate in a new window, then drag it to the list of file tabs where you want it.
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The only existing way to edit the zoom window return height is to change it for templates. That works fine for a document I'm writing from scratch, but it's not a valid solution when I'm annotating multi-page PDFs.
Even setting the zoom window to go down by a static smaller fraction of its height than all of it, say 60% or 70%, would be an improvement.