I've considered just exporting all PDFs and importing those to Zotero. (I have ~3800 references, but probably a couple hundred at most with annotations.) Switch between different documents with tabs, view supplemental files or jump to referenced articles. If I could, I would just export those and manually import to Zotero and resolve duplicates. The big challenge is that I can't find a way to isolate/filter just the references in Papers 3 with PDFs that have annotations. I'm wondering if there's a ReadCube Papers to Zotero process that will maintain annotations, or if there's a better way to get annotated PDFs from Papers 3. Papers ReadCube is software that manages and organizes research papers and other documents.
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Has anyone found a good solution to preserve PDF annotations?
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