Cara Rotate Video
Shanae Maerz
You need to click the center of rotation > click a second time to start the base line where to rotate from to start rotating > only now you can either click a third time to finish the rotation or override this input by a new angle value / or directly type the angle value.
I am really stunned that there seems to be no way that doesn't take multiple steps to rotate a pdf in Evernote. I have tried opening, rotating and saving in Preview, as I used to be able to do, but now it only says that I have to save a copy somewhere, and then I have to drag it back into Evernote. Is there really no easier way to do this?
Check if you really have to clean up the Clutter. If the pdf is for documentation purposes only, why not leave it as it is. The search will find it anyhow, and do you really want to invest a chunk of your lifetime into reworking the informational entropy ?
Yes, it seems like many steps. But because pdf Expert is such a nice app to handle PDFs, I prefer it over trying to do the same on my Win-10-machine. And I am most likely faster even when I switch platforms in between.
I use Evernote on my Mac and iPhone. This happens when I scan a document into Evernote using ScanSnap which is supposed to auto rotate, but doesn't always do it. I know that with images, you can rotate them within the Evernote app and they save directly in Evernote. My issue is that I am scanning pages of personal letters for archival purposes, but also to be able to share them with family members to read them, so it does matter if one of the pages is upside down or sideways and therefore quite difficult to read.
I am really stunned that there seems to be no way that doesn't take multiple steps to rotate a pdf in Evernote. I have tried opening, rotating and saving in Preview, as I used to be able to do, but now it only says that I have to save a copy somewhere, and then I have to drag it back into Evernote.
These are the steps I have to do now: open the PDF from Evernote with Preview in Mac, rotate the pages, save the copy of the PDF on my desktop or elsewhere on my Mac, drag the new PDF into Evernote, delete the old PDF, and then delete the revised PDF from my Mac. You used to be able to rotate a PDF in Preview from Evernote and then the PDF would just save right back into Evernote without all the extra saving, dragging, and deleting. That just seems like a lot of steps, but if that's the only way do it, oh well...
I appreciate it's not for everyone, but my take on the above is always to scan to (Windows) folder. Then I can rename and OCR/ edit files using Acrobat and transfer them to Evernote in one batch. Rotating (if necessary) and straightening are part of standard OCR.
I'm having this issue, too. When I open a note on Win10 that scanned in upside down for some reason in ScanSnap I go to the annotate option and click the ellipsis menu (3 dots) and the rotate options are greyed out
10.79.3-win-ddl-public (20240307101007)
Editor: v177.6.1
Service: v1.95.0
I believe this is the up to date client I am using on Win10/64. My ScanSnap software is set to scan to OCR PDF and automatically rotate the image, although that function doesn't always work. I have not found any way to rotate the PDF note in the Win64 client. Going to the ellipsis menu within the 'Annotate This PDF' menu shows Rotate clockwise, Rotate counterclockwise, Flip Horizontally, Flip Vertically, Select All Annotations, Clear Annotations - all of them are greyed out. The only options that aren't within that menu are Fit in Window or Fit page width.
I agree the bottom icons are greyed out - I tend to scan to folder and check for scanning errors in that folder before sending the scan to Evernote. I'd suggest raising a support ticket so it gets fixed, and using an external PDF editor for now...
I'm new to use Affinity Photo and Affinity Design. Till now I used Photoshop. I'm missing some function in Affinity. Can someone tell me how to rotate the canvas in Affinity Photo and how to change the Brush size with the mouse like Photoshop.
Thanks for you information the tip with the Alt key ist very good, but Docoment and Rotate I can only Rotate 90 degre in each direction. I like to rotate my canvas so that it is mor easy for my to draw.
If you want a temporary rotation for drawing purposes, try View > Rotate. You can rotate in 15 degree intervals but bear in mind it does not rotate the actual canvas. If you save the document it will not be saved rotated.
With the crop tool, you can rotate the document, but not the canvas. Click just outside a corner and rotate. Was it just my imagination, but I thought that in the past I had rotated a document by clicking on the move tool and entering a rotate angle in the Transform panel. It certainly didn't work an hour ago. Or was that just in Designer?
You will need to expand the canvas size before rotation (use Document > Resize Canvas) and click on the small square in the centre of the grid of nine. Just doubling the size will suffice. Afterwards you can get rid of the excess by entering Document > Clip Canvas.
Was it just my imagination, but I thought that in the past I had rotated a document by clicking on the move tool and entering a rotate angle in the Transform panel. It certainly didn't work an hour ago. Or was tht just in Designer?
In Designer you can rotate an artboard, either in the Transform panel or in the workspace by hovering the Move Tool pointer near a corner handle until it turns into a curved double-headed arrow & then dragging. That is probably what you are thinking about.
Yeah the canvas rotation bug doesn't ever seem to get fixed. It's highly annoying that on a normal working setup you're crippled with step-rotation. Why it doesn't have a key combo that you can hold while dragging to rotate is beyond me.
That still doesn't mean it's a bug. Bugs are errors that cause a function not to work as it was planned/designed. Serif did not intend to implement canvas rotation as you'd like it, therefore it's a missing function that you'd like to see implemented; not a bug.
A key+scroll wheel feature would also be one that only works with a single specific piece of hardware, that being a mouse with a scroll wheel. As far as "being easily adapted," only the developers can say how easy that actually would be.
But regardless, it is a missing feature, not a bug. Knowing the difference is important because if you want to see this feature added to the Windows versions, you need to post that to the feature request forums, not the bugs forums.
They watch the Feature Requests & Suggestions forum to see what new functions users are requesting. You could post there, or perhaps find another request that someone else made that you can concur with.
I have switched to affinity software and bought all apps and pc software, and I'm really happy with it, but just realized that affinity photo does not have a quick free rotation of the canvas implemented, but only at intervals of 15 which also for some reason creates just a bad quality images, as in bad anti aliasing or something. That is a function that is essential for use with the pen and tablet, I can't believe this is not existent :( please add it, as it is right now is very limiting.
When I build the horizontal contacts of resistor, I use rodCreateRect function. When I try to build the vertical contacts within the function body, I find that I could not rotate these arrays 90 degree clockwise about origin except that defining the other rodCreateRect subject vertically.
Indeed, I could do that, however, it is only useful for simple contacts. If I want to add some metal connections through these contacts and each of them are of different direction(I mean each contacts and its connections are rotated to 90 degree clockwisely), then I have to call the function 4 times which is not efficient at all(since all these figures are the same).
I think I may now understand what you're saying - you want to do the rodCreateRect() with ?subRectArray specified, and then do a dbMoveFig() on the master rectangle to rotate it? (a code example would have made this much simpler to guess). If so, the problem is that the subRects do not rotate.
Given that 5.10.41.169 is the "Base" release of IC5141, released nearly 7 years ago, I suspect that what you're seeing is a bug in that release (I didn't try it). Using such an old base release without taking advantage of any of the 6 Update releases or 147 hotfixes there have been in the last 6.75 years makes little sense anyway...
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