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how do I reattach highlights to a file i moved

New Here ,
Oct 06, 2013 Oct 06, 2013

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I moved a pdf book i have. i have extensive highlights and notes in it, and now they are gone.

Where does adobe store my highlights and notes and how do I link them back to my pdf file?

I think i see them in my documents under adobe digital editions under annotations - I guess, but I can't find the program how to "relink" them.

thanks and Happy Day.

Tim

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Oct 07, 2013 Oct 07, 2013

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I don't think ADE provides an interface for this.

If you are not technical, probably moving the file back where it started is your best bet.

If you are at all technical, try editing the file mainfest.xml in your Digitial Editions directory.

(Using an editor like Notepad++ rather than Notepad will make this much easier.)

You will see entries for each book, with a field that looks something like ...

      <de:annotationsFileLink>Annotations/Crime_and_Punishment_3.annot</de:annotationsFileLink>

Change that to point correctly to your annotations file.

  1. Do the editing with ADE closed, and open it after
  2. Take a backup copy of the file before messing around with it

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Oct 14, 2013 Oct 14, 2013

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thanks. I looked into it. it would be a little more involved. this was listed as an external pdf file. it would not be practical for me to do this everytime i move a file.  It seems I can use adobe reader to do what I need. saving the file can take a while in adobe reader, but i can't really aford a full pdf editor, so it will do. that for the info.

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