- #PURCHASED NOTABILITY FOR IPAD ALSO FOR MAC OS PDF#
- #PURCHASED NOTABILITY FOR IPAD ALSO FOR MAC OS PRO#
#PURCHASED NOTABILITY FOR IPAD ALSO FOR MAC OS PDF#
I opened the word document within Notability and straight away I had the ability to annotate on it and the completed form is saved as PDF file in my OneDrive. My colleague just finished a survey form and emailed it across to me. Take, for instance, I had to conduct a survey with a customer.
#PURCHASED NOTABILITY FOR IPAD ALSO FOR MAC OS PRO#
Expensive if you need to view all 3 areas at once but to me, I purchased the iPad app ( RM39.90) and sync my notes with OneDrive where all notes will be converted into a PDF file.Ĭouple the note-taking app with the new features of iOS 11 where there is a files app and other productivity apps, this makes the iPad Pro one useful device. Whats bad about Notability? The app for iPhone, iPad and Mac are all charged separately! So that means you got to pay for the iPad app, the iPhone app and the Mac app for Mac OS. For people like me whose handwriting is crap, I need guided lines to help me stay neat for my notes. What is good about the app? It allows me to select the thickness of the pen as well as let me choose the type of paper background I can write on. Granted that my handwriting is extremely horrible but it is the best note writing app I have come across and I can really take quick notes on it during key meetings where I have to have one hand managing my laptop showing a presentation and another hand taking notes.
Writing on Notability together with the latest iPad Pro’s fast 120Hz refresh screen really felt like I was writing on paper. Great if you are a fast typer but also difficult when typing notes in a meeting because people would be thinking that you weren’t really paying attention.įinally, I took the bullet and bought the app, Notability. With both Evernote and iOS Notes, I couldn’t do that and that made me try out the Apple Keyboard.
Similar to me buying the Pilot G2 pen with at least a 0.7 point because I like the thickness of the strokes. Why? I couldn’t adjust the width of the ink. I used to have an Apple Pencil but writing on both Evernote and iOS Notes was a horrible experience. Finally, I managed to get in a groove that combined all of the above with a combination of both the iPad and the Apple Pencil and also the Apple Keyboard. From my experimenting with the 12.9″ version, then using the latest iPad 9.7″ and then to the iPad Pro 10.5″, I have been trying to figure out a delicate balance between being productive with the iPad or just consuming it as a media player. My iPad experience has been one of many facets this past couple of years.
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