Chocolate fudge brownies using Apple Notes Taking hand-written notes with Apple Notes
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Notability got out of the way, and I could concentrate on learning how to make delicious chocolate brownies. I was pleased with the note-taking experience.
Apart from typed text always starting at the left margin, Notability is free form. I missed GoodNotes’ loupe, but I liked being able to view everything at one go. I took advantage of Notability’s capability to view all its pages as one: Notability’s toolbar is smaller than GoodNotes: Most of the time, that’s where you’ll usually want it to start anyway, but it seems like a needless limitation. Weirdly, typed text has to start at the left-hand side of the page. If you insert photos, you can automatically select, resize and move them. Better yet, you don’t need to switch to a lasso tool to move some page objects. Photos, drawings, and writing can be as close or as far apart as you like. Notability isn’t as strict with its page structure you can view all the pages as one contiguous whole, which is handy. I chose an A4 page-size with narrowly ruled lines. As with GoodNotes, notes take the form of page and Notability also offers a powerful template capability. Notability organises notes with subjects and dividers. # Chocolate fudge brownies using Notability Taking hand-written notes with Notability
All the tools were easy to find, and rearranging the pages was really intuitive and convenient. The loupe means that I can create small, neat handwriting. I can pick out key moments and zoom in to the particular one I want to look at more closely. They don’t lose their detail in their smaller form. The screenshots are smaller, but that’s okay because I can pinch and zoom in.
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