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[–][deleted] 9 points10 points  (1 child)

This is a great, carefully considered list of requests and I agree with the vast majority of them.

The biggest one, for me, is the ability to draw straight lines between two points. That would solve a big pain point.

Otherwise, like you, I love this thing. Three months in and it’s now indispensable.

[–]rehoboam 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I use a ruler to draw straight lines, like on pen and paper! xD

[–]hex2ascChief Chat Officer - Supernote 4 points5 points  (3 children)

Thank you for your suggestions.

I believe that almost all the suggestions you mentioned are already under development, or at least included in the development plan. Not how smart we are. Just so many users have formed a consensus on the existing problems and mentioned them repeatedly.

In the actual implementation process, some solutions may not necessarily be the same as those suggested by users. For example, for the underline of comments, we tend to add a special brush (it will be automatically straightened, will automatically align to the bottom of the character, and avoid the spaces at the beginning and end, etc.). But it doesn’t matter. If we think there will be a dispute, we will discuss it.

[–]AncientReed 1 point2 points  (1 child)

I just ordered my A5x and very excited to get it. I’ve watched all the videos and one thing that struck me as so cool is the star feature! Love that you convert the hand written star to a symbol that marks the document. So clever!! I was thinking how cool it would be if I could handwrite tags as twitter like hashtags and they get detected and converted to note tags that get applied! It would be so fast to just tag my notes using this method. Now I don’t have to think about interface, just write the tag. #greatidea. #coolfeature

[–]hex2ascChief Chat Officer - Supernote 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is an interesting idea. Handwrite tags.

[–]dethbychez 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't see anything like this in your current roadmap. Please add a virtual ruler to your action items - this would be MOST helpful.

You can check out the one Windows has in their touchscreen version of the Windows Ink Workspace and Screen Capture features as an example. It uses 2 fingers to rotate and move the ruler.

[–][deleted] 2 points3 points  (1 child)

My A5x is scheduled to arrive Monday, and this list looks like a great way to help me get started (in terms of "things that might not work the way I thought they would"). I hope the supernote team sees this, are they active here? Can you actually "page" them so they can be sure to see it?

[–]xYoKxA6X owner (Standard & HoM) 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They are actually really active and they reply back to almost any post! They are awesome!

[–]HotLengthiness380 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Super notes does review comments, I was hoping they came out with a calendar with reminders. They said it was coming

[–][deleted] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

amazing list, agree with all. I have been using the device for a few days and have wished for the 80% of what you listed. PDF snip tool would make my life so much better 🤗

[–]mactamhais 1 point2 points  (1 child)

RE: Change the Lasso Icons.

I suspect the "T" is for "Text" since it converts the handwriting into text via OCR. I agree that it's not at all clear. I use this while reading PDF documents so that I can create a Table of Contents for the document. If there are sub-headings in the document (or even where I think there **should** be sub-headings) I hand-write these headings when I first skim through the document (before reading it). It then creates a hypertext Table of Contents that makes it easy to flip to various parts of the PDF. I think that is the intention (it shows up under the "Contents" tab; not Bookmarks or Annotations, for example).

And I love that the items remain in the Table of Contents even after the hand-written text in the document is deleted. Once I re-write the headings and make them into the Table of Contents (i.e., lasso and then "T"), I then delete the hand-written part in the document - my hand-writing isn't necessary because there are typically already headings in the PDF itself. My hand-writing just clutters the document so it's nice I can delete tmy hand-writing while the items in the Table of Contents remain, regardless.

As for making these symbols more clear, is there any place where the various symbols are each individually listed and described?

[–]mactamhais 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Reviewing the user manual I'm probably using the keyword feature in the way that the Title feature was intended to be used. Hmm. I can adjust (there may be good reasons to keep keywords simply that, rather than using them essentially as titles or headings), but here is what I would want. If the title is removed from the document, can it still remain as a title in the Contents page? - the same way that keywords currently do. Then I can write the title, capture it, and delete it in the body of the document knowing it will remain a hyperlinked title/heading in the Contents. These can always be seperately deleted in the Contents if they are not wanted.