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I’d be fine with that. Handwriting on the iPad is perhaps one of the most wonderful features available and Evernote would benefit greatly from allowing full handwritten notes. Nebo has a great engine, including its conversion from handwriting to text with markup (markup? Markdown? I never get those right).

or if specifically added for iPad, uses Apple’s engine. Either way, the end result of having full handwritten notes would be phenomenal.

I actually really like handwriting notes, especially in meetings. While PenUltmate is nice, I fond the workflow between it and Evernote a bit clunky. I liked the notebooks from Moleskine as an elegant solution that crosses the physical and digital. 

I dont mind mind using another brand of notebook, as long as the functionality is the same and I can search handwritten notes. 

 Does anyone know if Moleskine has officially stopped making Evernote notebooks?  If so, are there plans for any alternatives? 

6 minutes ago, DTLow said:

On my Mac, I make use of AppleScript to achieve this integration.

For example, to set the reminder date, I use a script.  In addition to setting the date, it also adds an entry to the Calendar.
The code isn't complicated

tell application "Calendar" to tell calendar "Home"
                    make new event at .....
 end tell end tell

Applescript allows unlimited customization and integration.  It can be used with the Calendar, Mail, Reminders, Excel, ,,,

That is a good solution, and I am familiar with AppleScript. Part of the idea was for people who aren't so familiar. Also, what to do on iOS? 

Though, maybe Workflow can do it... 

I love the integration now between Google and Evernote. I would love to see similar integration with iCloud and/or the macOS Apps Calendar and Reminders. The idea is simple enough (though I know execution is far more difficult ): If I create a checklist in a note, it can sync to the Reminders app, a due date would appear in Calendar, and a meeting in Calendar would allow for a meeting note to be made in Evernote.