To do this, open another tab/window in Chrome. Windows users: You can disable this Chrome plug-in so that Adobe Reader opens the Pencast PDF version of the file in the browser.

If you are using Chrome as your default browser, Chrome has its own Adobe Reader plug-in that cannot open the pencast version of PDFs, so you will continue to see the message 'This document requires the latest version of Acrobat…' even if Adobe Reader X (or later) is already installed. Then log into once more and open the file. NOTE: If you just installed Adobe Reader X (or later) and the page opens but the ink is black, not green, you may need to close all of your browser windows in order for the Adobe Reader X browser extension to activate. Click on the green paper-clipped page icon on the right to open it.Click the file you want to view from the left pane to select it.Mac Users - right-click (or hold down the 'control' key and click) on the image and select 'Open'. Windows Users - mouse over the image on the right and double left-click to open it in Adobe Reader.Single click (don't double-click or the page will open as an image, not a PDF) a page on the left side of the Evernote desktop to make it appear in the right side viewing pane.To view the page as a Pencast PDF you must have Adobe Reader X (or later) installed ( Evernote Desktop NOTE: Mobile devices do not support Pencast PDFs.

If you are using Evernote on your computer and are trying to view Pencast PDFs that you have uploaded, you may be opening an image of the page (black ink) instead of a Pencast PDF (green ink). Why can't I see green ink when I open a Pencast PDF? 180001 - No green ink on open Pencast PDF in Evernote

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