DT, DTTG, Journalling and reading progress

[kewms]

@rfog

I’m even more basic than @DTLow. Most of my read books have handwritten notes done with OneNote, and lastly Noteshelf instead of GoodReader, a text note in MD, or a real-handwritten note into a real Life 1.0 paper notebook and then scanned with any document scanner I find under my fingers and exported to PDF without OCR, as handwritten OCR is not possible with any tool.

If you haven’t tried lately, you might be surprised. GoodNotes (uses the MyScript engine) + Apple Pencil does a remarkably good job with my notes. (Printed. My cursive writing has been described as securely encrypted.)

[rfog]

@kewms

If you haven’t tried lately, you might be surprised. GoodNotes (uses the MyScript engine) + Apple Pencil does a remarkably good job with my notes. (Printed. My cursive writing has been described as securely encrypted.)

I’ve been using GoodNotes for years for my as well encrypted handwriting, but recently replaced by Noteshelf because it has the same kind-of my handwriting recognition than GoodNotes (that is: nothing), but text can have formatting, coloring etc.