One thing that came to my mind as I began using and reviewing note-taking apps for the first time three years ago, as well as writing an ebook entitled “ Paperless Note-taking like a Pro,” was that I need to keep using them all the time. Can You Use The Ipad Pen With Evernote?Īpple Pencil writing support is available in Evernote and OneNote, but it is not as well integrated as in the apps I will be demonstrating to you. Microsoft Surface Pros (both the desktop version and the stylus) have been my go-to tool for hand-written notes for years (a tablet opens on the desktop and connects to a second screen for keyboard access and management). It’s a pleasure to use this stylus on the same note because of the pen support as well as the new editor and mixed media types. Alternatively, you can unpair your Apple Pencil and then re-pair it to your iPad, which can sometimes shake off a strange connection and resolve other issues. If your Apple Pencil isn’t working, it’s probably time to inspect its Bluetooth settings to ensure that it’s still connected - and whether it’s reconnectable or not. When the Pair button appears after a few seconds, you can connect your Apple Pencil to your iPad and pair it. The button to turn off the device will be pressed. You can enable Bluetooth by going to Settings > Bluetooth and then turning on it. To save the note, tap the “Done” button in the top right corner of the screen.Īpple Pencil is compatible with the iPad models listed below: iPad mini (5th generation) iPad (6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th generation) iPad (10th generation) * To change the color of the ink, tap the “ Ink Color” icon in the top right corner of the screen. Use the stylus to write your note in the handwriting box that appears.

Tap the “Handwriting” icon at the bottom of the screen. To create a new note, tap the “+” icon in the top right corner of the Evernote app. Here are a few tips on how to use a stylus with Evernote on your iPad: 1. A stylus can be a great tool for taking notes on your iPad, especially if you have trouble writing neatly with your fingers.

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