Please provide full Onenote features on ipad pro 2019 as per desktop version
Why deprive premium device users the ability to use premium software features such as handwritten notes to text? This was one of the key reasons for this purchase and pen included. The ipad's portability and handwriting features allow users to take it on the field, instead of a laptop.
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Anonymous
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I concur with the previous comments. I need all of my custom tags, ability to make separate windows, ability to copy page links, have full options for equation generation, ink to text, ink to math, the math function assistant (not that I ever used that), ability to pin notes, ability to generate and/or move to local storage etc. Plus, we could use a better Apple Pencil experience such as pressure sensitivity.
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Mal
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I agree. The branching of iOS into iPadOS now makes this even more possible. It’s a shame other OneNote, with so many great features lags behind other brilliant note taking apps on iPad (even with the pencil drawing capabilities of Apple’s own notes app). I’d prefer to use OneNote for its organisational structures, but when it’s missing some of those desktop features, I need to look else where.
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Fred
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There is no reason my iPad Pro should run a large screen version of the iPhone application. Rather, it should be running the Mac version. My iPad is far more powerful than most surface books or windows PCs.
If you build this with Mac catalyst, it is one application (iPad and Mac).