Clicking on a note opens its text field which is the only possibility to display the content. Printing the notes is very annoying as the layout has to be done manually and looks unprofessional (as long as you don't invest the time to align the notes at +/-1 pixel in a line). In order to show notes to others, there's need for displaying, adjusting (in width) and aligning them automatically to be printed on a separate page or next to the zoomed out document As long as there's no (portable - as in portable document format) possiblity to show the text content of notes to anybody else than people you convinced to install okular on their system and explained how to open the .okular archive, I'd like to stress the high priority for those using okular for its annotation feature.
What are you talking about? You can totally save the annotations back to a pdf file and share them to other readers.
I can: 1.) Export the notes (!= sticky notes) in a document archive which is not portable 2.) save them to a pdf (will only display an icon for the fact that there is a note, but not which content it has) (making them visible is part of my request) 3.) Recreate all notes as sticky notes (beside inacceptable time consumation depends on bug ?? (I cannot find the id until https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=334202 is fixed) which should fix arbitrary width hiding text) Can you give an example how to share the text content of a note with an - let's say - evince user.
Do 2) and tell your friend to use a pdf viewer with proper support for annotations, he can either install Okular or Adobe Reader. It's not our fault evince doesn't support pdf annotations properly, no?
What is the status of this bug? From reading the comments, it looks invalid.
Okular still doesn't satisfy the usecase "Print notes" in an accurate way (should profit from proposed autoalignment function)
I agree with Chrtistoph