(By the way: Limiting the note-area to typical paper sizes to allow better printing is something the old OneNote-application offers and that was also dropped in the newer app. It would be useless to set the canvas to A4, just to have the image break over two pages or to be forced to fumble with the text above it for 10 minutes, until the page-break is "just right". Of course, this recommendation only makes sense as part of a larger strategy for excellent note-printing in general. If I could limit the canvas size, I could make a sketch that makes good use of one A4-page and also gets printed this way. In effect, such problems force you to put notes with sketches into other tools like word, instead of the dedicated note-app, if you have to / want to print or to export to pdf. Or they don't fit well onto one page and just get cut in the middle.
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If they are too big, they get too compressed to be useful and it is hard to judge this "breaking point" on a free canvas. Regular texts just flows over to the next paper, but sketches often don't print well. One big problem with sketches is printing them / the notes that they are embedded in. I was able to move them around, but I would like to have a delete-option as well.ģ) limit canvas size to actual paper size I found no way to actually delete areas I selected with the "cutter"-tool. (Or both for easier navigation, a "hand"-tool to which Evernote defaults if I de-select any other tool.) I would like to have either a "hand"-tool wich allows scrolling by finger / mouse or the option to de-select the chosen tool and to return to such a mode. (Which is not available if I flip my 2-in-1 laptop.) The only thing that worked for me was the dedicated "scolling" feature of my touchpad. I found no easy way to freely move around the drawing area in order to see different parts of a sketch. Here a few recommendations for further improvement:ġ) an easy way to move around on the canvas So this is a great step in my opinion, even if the main application still needs to grow a lot further.) (No sketches were one of the main reason why I switched to OneNote years ago, and I would be glad if the Evernote 10 grows into a tool that could replace it again.
This is in my opinion a huge improvement to Evernote on Windows. I just played around with the new sketch mode.
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