Trevor White
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An error occurred while saving the comment Many times, as a teacher, I want to be able to import a pdf file from Google Drive and annotate it and then export it back to Google Drive. But I want it to overwrite the original file (replace it). Right now it creates a second file with the same name, but when I am trying to annotate thing to give to student (either through Google Classroom or shared files) I want the option to replace the original.
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I wanted to provide an update on this in light of our recent major update to make backups work at the note level along with our new support for Google Drive. These were both major milestones on the way to support sync. Now that backups work at the note level, we plan to continue our work to build a sync solution that works across devices using cloud storage provides like Google Drive, Dropbox, and Box. The advantage to this approach is that we continue to have zero access to your note data. Everything lives on your device and your selected cloud storage provider. However, this also means the solution must be resilient to users modifying data in the cloud (intentional or not). We don't have an ETA yet, but this continues to be one of our highest priorities. We really appreciate your patience and feedback on this idea!
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This is something we're investigating while designing the Squid10 note editor.
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349 votes
This is something we're investigating while designing the Squid10 note editor.
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418 votes
This is something we're investigating while designing the Squid10 note editor.
It would be great if you could import Google Formats (Google Docs, Google Presentation, Google Sheets) and even Microsoft Formats (.docx, etc). It would make things much faster when I create a document in Google Docs to be able to import directly into Squid. Instead of creating Google Doc, exporting in Google Docs to pdf then importing into Squid. I create my teaching templates in Google Docs and sometimes Google Presentation, and then I like to import into Squid to annotate as I teach, and right now there are extra steps to do this.