Windows 10: Needing to digitally print and then to be able to "mark-up" or draw on the digital document

Hoping someone can help me with this need.


We utilize a digital imaging software to store and view all documents. Users pull up documents from here and read data from certain documents some of which is entered into another software system. Most of the time the data being entered isn't difficult to read or view digitally. But sometimes there's so much data and when this happens our users physically print the documents and then write on them usually checking line items off as they enter them into the other system. When they are done the printed document is then shredded.



Under Covid-19 our users are unable to physically print these documents as they are working from home, without prints, but they are logged into the network.



So I was hoping to find a solution that would do the following and I would highly prefer something easier than OneNote and it can't be a screen capture software - see details below as to why:

- allow the user to digitally print the document into some software application

- then when it's printed the image would open up in that software where the users could use drawing tools to mark-up the document

- and when they are done they will delete or simply close the digital image and not save it if they choose to save it that is fine too.



Best I've found so far is printing to "Send To OneNote 2013", choose the location of where to save the digital document in OneNote, and then using the Draw tools in OneNote. The challenge with OneNote to be frank is:

- Many of our users have never used OneNote so creating a Notebook, Section, etc is just confusing and lots of extra steps for just wanting a temporary digital version that the user can mark on. There has to be an easier way to do this!

- OneNote automatically saves the documents too which isn't ideal in our situation


Note: all users are on Windows 10 with Microsoft Office 2013 full professional version


So is there an easy way to install something free available in the Microsoft Store preferably so all users can install it without requiring Admin to login in and do the install - all users are locked down on installing unapproved software? That will have a print driver I think that's what it would require? And after printing will automatically launch the printed document too? Note: Screen capture software will NOT work as the documents can be 1-n pages long and when viewing in the digital imaging software you can visually see only 1 page at time. Printing from here allows the user to print 1 or many pages.


Fingers crossed! Many thanks in advance for any advice offered.

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