For me, it is just not easy to use, and I much prefer the zoom box. The lack of an automatic carriage return at the end is too bad. I agree with th adjustable zoom box, right now it's simply a very odd experience and it doesn't auto enter at the end of the page I have been a paying sub for Evernote from the beginning. In my humble opinion, Penultimate is NOT at the standard level of Evernote's product. I am moving on for now and taking my Stylus with me. There are just too many issues from keeping me using this product. I am hoping the Penultimate team steps their game up. I'd like folders custom for writing, scheduling, interface designs, etc You can't sort your custom papers, or create custom folders. The auto-shape feature on Good Notes is the right mix of speed and accuracy. and shapes (not stencils necessarily) would be a great help. This is very useful when doing quick diagrams. On that note, Good Notes has the "shapes" feature. It's hard enough to write on a tablet with crappy handwriting, but it does make it look nicer with their feature. but Notes Plus has a feature that I'd like to see Penultimate do as well. Maybe I like the "shelf" paradigm better, but it seems quicker to get to multiple books without having to know what order your books were in based on last edit. You can't quickly jump to your notebooks and into another without a lot of flicking and scrolling. Getting in and out of notebooks is a chore. I find the zoom feature nearly unusable with Penultimate with or without the Script. When I jump over to Good Notes, the zoom feature on that product does exactly what I would love to see in Penultimate.
I write with single letters, printing the old school way so it is nearly legible. I have not written in cursive for 20+ years.
The panning effect when zoomed in would be the perfect solution if I wrote cursive. This doesn't do well for me in situations I need to write quick.
Sometimes I have to zoom out and back in to get the pen to align properly with the "ink". I still have odd offset issues when I zoom in to write. The problem is, it works better in other applications than it does in Penultimate. It has a nice feel in my hand, feels well balanced and the writing surface is nice and smooth. The Jot Script is the best stylus I have used. I am sorry to say, that is not the case.įirst off, don't get me wrong.
I was excited to hopefully FINALLY be happy taking notes on my iPad.
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