Apple included a neat little screenshot feature in your iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. Hold down the Home button, press and release the Sleep/wake button, then release the Home button. The screen flashes for a moment. You’ve just taken a … Continue reading →

Instead of sketching with your finger, it is possible to use a pen-like device called a stylus. To use a stylus with your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch, you’ll need a special kind of stylus: a “capacitive stylus”. One example … Continue reading →

There are a couple of neat features Apple included related to entering text on your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch. Looking to position text? We don’t yet support automatic text positioning, but there is a (fun) workaround. Tap with multiple … Continue reading →

There have been some reports of unreadable characters in PDF files viewed on Windows machines. If you’ve used the Email as PDF option and the resulting PDF has unreadable characters in it, please try viewing the PDF using the Foxit … Continue reading →

For smoother lines while handwriting or sketching a detailed diagram, try using pen width 0.5.

One of our design considerations for locking was that you shouldn’t have to be bothered by continuously entering your password each time you try to open a locked note in the same session. It’s the “in the same session” part … Continue reading →