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BamaBillyP

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  1. Oh this is awesome!! Knew I had to be missing something. Just didn't make sense to take that option away solely on how the note was originally created. They should have the icon on the main edit page
  2. Actually looks like you can, thanks for this users post: https://discussion.evernote.com/forums/topic/127113-cant-edit-with-handwriting-using-samsung-s6-tablet/?tab=comments#comment-570251 Don't really think the analogy works here. A note is a note. The benefit of Evernote is being able to included a variety of items on a single note from attachments, text, images, etc...along with the various forms of input.
  3. I can create a new note with the handwriting option and then can edit via text or handwriting. This is great because this allows me to draw or scribe notes which is what it was intended to do. It seems however that unless you originally created the note with the handwriting option, you can never do that. How come you can for one but not the other? Like others, we have a bunch of existing notes that may not have originated as a handwriting option and there's no way to do so? Defeats the whole purpose of buying tablets or phones with pens if you can't even use it for existing notes.
  4. Same. I can create a new note with the handwriting option and then can edit via text or handwriting. This is great because this allows me to draw or scribe notes which is what it was intended to do. It seems however that unless you originally created the note with the handwriting option, you can never do that. How come you can for one but not the other? Like others, we have a bunch of existing notes that may not have originated as a handwriting option and there's no way to do so? Defeats the whole purpose of buying tablets or phones with pens if you can't even use it for existing notes.
  5. That I understand but if I still want/like the option to edit existing notes. If I originally create a note and select the handwriting, I can save and then edit via either normal text or handwriting. This allows me to type messages or even draw diagrams, what it was intended for. If the note originally was a text note (like if I created a new note on my computer), the only option I have when editing is text unlike have both text and handwriting. It *seems* like it really depends on how the note was originally created but I have a BUNCH or existing notes and now bought a tablet with pen to help draw on existing notes but that option isn't there. Am I missing somethig?
  6. I have a new Samsung S tablet however I'm unable to use the evernote handwriting feature when trying to edit a note. The icon is completely missing and I don't have handwriting as an option when I edit a note. If I create a brand new note I do have the option along with the text, audio, and handwriting so that works. The problem is if I want to edit an existing note I used to be able to use the handwriting feature.
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