I purchased the Jot Classic and it does not seem to work on my iPad. I used it in two different programs: Notability &amp; Noteshelf. Is this normal?
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It should work as long as you have the little discuss attachment on the pen tip.
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Well, I use it in spanish and it automatically configures the Ipad language so I can use for example the Ñ (only used in Spanish)...I use emoticons and other kind of languages (french) and I can use everything without problem. But the key legends are only in english.
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I have only used it with Paper by 53 on my iPad. I like it a lot, but have no experience with using it other programs. The tips wear out if you use a lot of pressure, so have extras on hand. EH, Cleveland, OH
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I use it with the Notability app for taking notes and I like it much better than any other stylus that I have tried. The stylus tip is a little mor firm and gives you a better feel when writing.
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It does work with Penultimate if that's what you mean by working with Evernote. Support for the Jot Touch 4 is dependent on whether the app maker has written code for the bluetooth functions of the stylus. There is a list of compatible apps found here: https://adonit.net/jot-ready-apps/ Hope this helps!
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Adonit tells me that their stylus is designed for ipad but I can't confirm bcs I am using an Android device. Email them. Their support is awesome.
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don't think you can write on the Notes app only type. You can get an app like WritePad that let's you right. I haven't had any problems with these on any of the apps I have that are specifically made for writing or drawing.
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Glad this helped. FYI, I have posted a photo on the product page. The app on the iPad screen does not show up well (glare!) but it is open to "Pages" - where I was trying out some typing. I too take notes at conferences/meetings and was thinking this keyboard would be excellent for that (either on the iPad or the MacBook Air). For use at an all-day meeting carrying the extra-wide keyboard isn't an issue. Enjoy!
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I returned it. It was to big for everyday note taking. I got the Adonis Jot and it works well.
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Certain apps can do exactly want you want, I suggest getting Noteshelf on the App Store, it's an awesome note taking app (I use it and I absolutely love it) you can download your PDFs and add additional pages to it. As for this stylus, noteshelf has a palm rejection feature that syncs to the stylus and it's awesome, you can write while having your palm resting on the screen. But make sure you disable multi tasking gestures. It's really neat, Palm rejection works so great I had no problems whatsoever.
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Yes. Several Android apps are available to allow you to create documents. For an MS Office-like application for creating the full range of document types, I use Kingsoft Office for Android. The downside to the tablet is the virtual keyboard. I found that data entry through the on screen keyboard is less efficient than when using a "real" keyboard. You may consider a Bluetooth keyboard if you plan to do a lot of document creation on the Iconia 110.
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It's what I've been using for taking notes on my ipad for about 3 years now. Granted i dont write as much as i type though. I'm simply not fast enough when it comes to writing notes in lecture. Use it mostly for highlighting on lecture slides, drawing diagrams/graphs etc.
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I use my iPad and an app called "Presentation Link" to run PDFs as presentations. I could not get the app to respond to the Pointer. I tried iBooks too and it worked, though in iBooks there's no way to get rid of the "page-turn" effect so it wasn't useful to me. I worked with a great technician at Satechi and we were unable to find a compatible app that would work with the Pointer and allow me to set transitions to "None". It was a handsome and well made device that does exactly what the description says: "Works with Keynote on iOS (in accessibility mode), Keynote, Powerpoint, Google Docs, Prezi on Mac & PC" At the Apple store when I asked about a remote for the iPad they suggested I ask Best Buy. That's when I should have known it was time to sell my Apple stock.
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Should do! iPad and all iOS are very DOS-LIKe so you need a doc editing app that allows 'Open in" to store edited files in the iFlash app. you can open and edit any doc in Pages which is now free in iOS7 and allows "open in" and plays nice with iFlash.have not tried with Office for iPad
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I use it on the iPad one and two, it work fine, no problem, I just got the iPad Air and the 5th gen iPod touch, by the iPod is great device this time they put a flash on it, lol But that Stylus I have not tried to use it yet on the new iPad air, depending which one you have, if you have the Adonit jot pro with blue tooth, it should work fine, because you have to pair it.
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I have used it for my iPad and there is no reason it won't work anywhere. I find that I like the soft tip stylii for the things I do and seldom use this one. I liked it to get in between letters for correcting, but since the iPad has a magnifying bubble I can now easily get between letters with any soft tip stylus.
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The app that it works with is only for apple. Even on my iPad I could never make it work correctly. What type of application are you planning on using it for? I may be able to point you in another direction depending on what your desired result may be.