[S.L. Kjhsdgf]

Georg,

I more or less use frames as slides and blank space to present over MS Teams (screen sharing software).
When someone in the audience has a question, I’ll copy what they’re asking about with the lasso into a new layer and make the previous layer invisible. So, by the end of a session, the resulting x-sheet will look like:

[ slide 1 ]
[ slide 2 ] –question!–> [ slide 2.1 ] –> [ slide 2.2 ]
[ slide 3 ]
. . .
[ slide n ]

At the end of the session, I can export the frames on each layer and use pdfmergy (an online pdf conversion app) to reorganize them into a single pdf file that I share with attendees.

[S.L. Kjhsdgf]

looking forward to a Linux release as well!

[S.L. Kjhsdgf]

For what it’s worth, I also use AP for a similar purpose in note-taking and proof delivery for my lab. Georg is not alone!

[S.L. Kjhsdgf]

Thanks for the response!

The reason I typically need to nudge a selection in AP is to carry an edit over multiple frames, for instance if I relocated a drawing on frame 10, frames 1-9 need to be moved over. The zoom-and-place option seems to work well for me, though! No nudging necessary, especially if a multi-frame lasso is in the works.