Unlimited pages, pens, and highlightersĭitch the mountains of notebooks and clunky pencil cases of the past!ĭigital note-taking on your Surface Pro means that you have access to everything on one slim device: This makes it easier to make your notes look neater, or even get creative and decorate them. Making changes to things that you’ve already written down is so much easier when you’re writing on the Surface Pro. Wrote something in the wrong place? You can circle some text and move it to a different part of the page. Resize, move around, and change the color of your words to easily edit your notes That means you’ll never have to spend time rifling through a bunch of pages just to find what you’re looking for. Once it’s indexed, you’ll be able to search for it from any OneNote client.When you replace your physical notebooks with digital, everything you write down becomes searchable. To make sure an image can be searched, just add it to a notebook saved on OneDrive. OneNote for iPad’s new OCR feature lets you search for text within images. Now you’ll be able to search for specific content in a web clipping or a specific item in a scanned receipt. This feature makes text in any images you’ve captured searchable. Microsoft also recently added OCR to iPad for OneNote. Search scanned documents, web clippings, and other images Use the drawing tools to mark up images with your feedback. It saves you time, and the marked up files minimize any confusion over your instructions. Just open the note with the image, and tap the Draw tab to access the drawing tools. But using OneNote for iPad’s drawing tools, you can just make notes directly on these images and forward them to the appropriate parties. Ordinarily, you’d have to create a whole new document or email message to convey your comments. Or you get a screenshot of a webpage mockup that requires your feedback. Say you get back from a meeting and you want to turn some of that whiteboard brainstorming into action items and share it with your colleagues. From here, you can jot down notes, draw a draft of a flow-chart, or doodle in the margins of your meeting agenda while your coworker blathers on. This will prevent the iPad from mistaking your palm resting on the screen for digital input. If you’re using a stylus, you should also tap Palm Rejection from the ribbon and select the image that best resembles the way you hold a pen.
To write notes using your finger or a stylus, tap the Draw tab on the OneNote ribbon and select a pen, marker, or highlighter, as well as ink color and thickness. OneNote for iPad’s Palm Rejection feature keeps your hand from smearing your writing.
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