Evernote vs pdf#
Once inside Evernote, your ZoomNotes show up as a thumbnail or PDF symbol that you have to click into, instead of the text just showing up on the screen of your iPad as Penultimate does. It allows you to choose from a JPEG or PDF and gives the options to include the document tags, page tags, document title tags, which can all be useful when you’re doing a search. You will see that ZoomNotes integrates with many different cloud services. To get your ZoomNotes into Evernote go to the options and find the auto backup function. ZoomNotes has more of the note-taking features we are used to expecting in a note-taking app. With ZoomNotes you take notes as you usually would inside the app. Evernote will quickly locate your notes and highlight the search terms within the text. You can use Evernote’s search function to locate the notes you typed in Penultimate. You can also increase or decrease the scrolling speed. When you magnify a section of text and then write inside the magnified area, it automatically scrolls to the left as you are writing so you don’t have to move your hand across the iPad screen. But what makes this feature difference is the scroll function. It has a magnification function, which most note-taking apps also have. It has a great feature that any note-taking enthusiast will love. It is a very basic app designed solely for saving your handwritten notes. The minimalistic nature of this app means there are fewer bells and whistles and fewer distractions. This app is just for writing things down. You won’t find tons of functions, colors, or fonts. There aren’t really any options for fancy covers or anything. Inside of Penultimate, you create a notebook to write your notes in.
This review got me thinking, Would syncing certain note-taking apps with Evernote fill in some of the gaps that exist in those apps? I decided to find out.Īs far as I know, there are only two note-taking apps that can properly sync with Evernote: ZoomNotes and Noteshelf 2, along with the native handwriting/note-taking app offered by Evernote: Penultimate.Įvernote offers a native app called Penultimate that you sync with your Evernote account. The reviewer, Dario Amara, mentioned that he has good results using Noteshelf 2 with Evernote.
One of these insights came from a review for Noteshelf 2. When I read these reviews I always learn something new or find a new insight into the use of an app based on the reviewer’s personal experience. If you’ve ever used my app comparison tool to locate the features you want in an app, you may have noticed that there is a section for user reviews. Everyone has different needs and likes when it comes to the features they want in a note-taking app.
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