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I work for a large multi national and they won’t let me download the remarkable app which is fairly obvious. But what is the best way to:

  1. Import PDFs to the remarkable without the desktop app? Generally these will be market research docs, articles, nothing sensitive
  2. Export notes or at least view notes on my laptop? Generally will be diagrams, general notes or annotated PDFs

My work have OneDrive but not sure if the integration by default would work.

What is the best way to make it as productive as possible? Also, anyone know a way of screenshots without the desktop App?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago (1 children)

If you work for a large multinational and they won't allow you to install a third party app that they haven't verified and approved, I'm going to assume they also have restrictions on sharing data outside of their network.

Do not attempt integration of a personal device with your company resources without running it by - at least - your one-up first. You could be playing with your job if you're caught breaking privacy and data management policy.

Use your rM like you would any notebook, for taking notes and possibly sending notes into your office environment, but don't try to sync or taking anything out of your environment without company approval.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago

That said, the web interface at my.remarkable.com/myfiles may work to allow you to upload documents to the device. But again, I advise caution as different organizations have different levels of activity blocking and tracking online and the file movement could be detected as malicious activity performed by your sign-in ID.

At the web interface, you can see the listing of your files and folders, but not open any of the documents themselves.