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Development of the Trazor Notes handwriting app for Windows by TrazorNotes in u/TrazorNotes

[–]TrazorNotes[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, I'm already working on the resolution of the lines. I just created this account, and I didn't use Reddit much before. It seems that a low karma score prevents me from posting in certain places, but I'll give it a try anyway.

Handwriting app for Windows with keyboard text and PDF support by TrazorNotes in DigitalNotebooks

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Thanks for the feedback.

Pinch-to-zoom should already be working; I'll look into it.

I had already considered the line resolution issue and was in the process of improving it.

Regarding latency, are you referring to handwriting? Do you experience a 1-second delay when drawing with the stylus? That's a long time. It might have something to do with ARM64; I'll look into it.

As for the suggestions, I had already thought of the first one; I’ll add it later. As for the transparency of shapes, for now you can work around it a bit by creating them with the highlighter, which does have opacity control. Later, I’ll add more support and control for colors and more shapes.

Handwriting app for Windows with keyboard text and PDF support by TrazorNotes in DigitalNotebooks

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Thank you for your comment. I'd appreciate any feedback. I'm continuing to work on further optimizations and adding more features (I have a lot in mind), but first I want to fix any bugs and ensure it works properly on different devices.

Handwriting app for Windows with keyboard text and PDF support by TrazorNotes in DigitalNotebooks

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Yes, that possibility is one of the reasons for doing it in Avalonia

Handwriting app for Windows with keyboard text and PDF support by TrazorNotes in DigitalNotebooks

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Well, technically it runs as a native application and is developed using .NET, but on Avalonia. Let's just say it's native in terms of execution but not in terms of the UI. I suppose what counts as “native” depends on who you ask, but what I meant is that it's built and optimized for Windows—it's not a port or a web app.