| How do I handle a multi-page TIFF with annotations? The annotation is appended as another page but does not necessarily correspond to the page of the TIFF it was done upon. |
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The majority of our customer base requires separation of annotation and images, thus the reason for its current design. Therefore, if your TIFF file has pages 1 and 3 with annotations, then the corresponding annotation file would also need pages 1 and 3 to synchronize the two files. There are several approaches to you can take:
1. Place a dummy annotation for page 2 and 4 which forces synchronization.
2. Maintain an additional file such as an XML file which maps the TIFF pages and annotation file together.
3. Use database entries where a DBMS is used to store the TIFF files and annotation files. To store the TIFF image files and annotation files into a database, load them into a PB BLOB datatype and use UPDATEBLOB embedded SQL in your Powerscript.
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