Bamboo Paper is an app whose interface will give you the feel of the same old notebook you used back in your school days.įrom the makers of the Wacom, the company best known for creating and manufacturing smart phone and tablet pens for drawing and writing, this creative new app transforms your Android device into a virtual notebook with an interface that will give you the feel of using a regular notebook. We grew up to understand the importance of that very notebook and its utility and the actually started taking down notes on it for everyday life. Please share any recommendations or tips for making this process smoother.Here’s an app that will take you back to your school days and help you relive those moments of aimlessly scribbling on to a notebook in the middle of a boring class. Until Evernote supports pen input in their Windows application (and hopefully abandons the "Touch" version) I'm hoping to find the best application to take notes and export them to Evernote. pdf export, nothing directly to Evernote. I don't want to have to rename my note in Evernote after its imported.īamboo Paper: only allows. Squid (Papyrus): has a great interface but when sharing a note it doesn't send the note name (it either exports the note as "ScreenShot" or "Squid" depending on whether you export the image or pages). However Scrble has very few options and the primary issue I have with its defaults is the line spacing is way to close together.
Scrble: shares the note name to Evernote as expected. I'm also not that happy with the OneNote interface. OneNote: when sharing a note with Evernote I only get a broken image, which has been discussed elsewhere. Is this possible? Additionally the Windows pen note taking apps don't play nice with Evernote.
However I prefer to use Evernote Desktop but can't figure out a way to have Evernote Touch sync in the background without opening it. I realize with a number of the Window 10 apps I can share a note with Evernote Touch. I've tried a number of options but none are nearly as nice as my Android tablet solution. In particular I'm trying to find the best Windows 10 app for note taking with a active digitizer pen (Lenovo Yoga 260) which either syncs or exports cleanly to Evernote. All of this works great but I'm hoping to extend it to my new Windows laptop. I also make lots of To-Do lists in Evernote. I used my Samsung Note 8 to take notes using the SPen and then export them to Evernote (via LectureNotes). I've used Evernote for a couple of years to sync my notes / lists between my Android devices and Windows desktops.
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