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Regardless if using a stylus or Apple Pencil, it would be extremely useful to be able to extend the drawing area in all directions (left, right, up down) and create more space for drawing. It is too small today and I can't fit everything I need into a single screen sized drawing. -
With the recent feature of canvas & handwriting, I love ever note more than before. Its pretty good on my iPad Pro. But I do feel the canvas size is small. Its enough to make quick notes or draw a small sketch. But there are at times when I wanted to take handwriting notes for the entire seminar, but small canvas size is limiting what I wanted to do. I use one note on these occasions. Solution: Option to increase the size of the canvas or complete handwriting supported notes- 6 replies
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Within Penultimate, there is no way to draw shapes accurately. The only way to draw a straight line in the app is to get a physical ruler and risk scratching your screen in the process. Although I like the simplicity of the app, not providing basic drawing tools or shapes is a little weak. ...also please fix the lasso tool not working in how it doesn't always select all the drawn material drawn around. iPad Pro with Apple Pencil user
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I've been searching everywhere within Evernote and other apps for a way that I can both type class notes on my laptop and write over them with a pencil tool using my wacom pad (The little draw icon on everynote doesn't do anything on my mac). I want a way to type math definitions and such and then by hand right next to the text, write out the formulas by hand (Because typing all that mathy notation is difficult and tedious). Can evernote even do this? If not, what are some other application for mac that can? Thanks -
If I was to draw a big "blob" like depicted below: If I then let it set (where it turns to its solid, static final state) and then try to begin drawing in the middle of it, I end up grabbing the "blob" object: How can I avoid this? This gets very annoying when I am trying to add additions to an on-screen graphic. Having to start away and then move inward isn't always an option, so I am curious, is there a hotkey that I can press at the same time to turn off the select tool, in order to maintain the tool I have currently selected? Thanks a bunch,
