Apple iPencil does not work with editing text and numbers within NUMBERS spreadsheets however with the simple replacement of the original endcap at the charging end of the iPencil with a capacitive rubber or cloth tipped replacement cap from a company such as Zspeed [www.amazon.com/zspeed-magnetic-replacement-Apple-pencil]. My problem was solved. You have the additional advantage of being able to use the capacitive tip end on your iPhone as well :)
The Zspeed replacement cap has a capacitive tip it’s not just a replacement cap. It’s also magnetic so it does not fall off when jumping about. The Notability App and the First Gen Apple Pencil do not recognize each other (except for drawing). Earlier users complained of this, the Zspeed solves the problem.
The Zspeed replacement cap has a capacitive tip it’s not just a replacement cap. It’s also magnetic so it does not fall off when jumping about. The Notability App and the First Gen Apple Pencil do not recognize each other (except for drawing). Earlier users complained of this, the Zspeed solves the problem.
Odd, I just copied the link from my browser. Irregardless just go to Amazon and in their search bar type “Zspeed” it should show a group of four magnetic capacitive caps for the first gen Apple Pencil. Throw the fiber tips away when you get the box they skip badly on the screen. I only use the black rubber tips.
My Bluetooth stylus works just fine with everything in Notability.
Writing hand notes, as well as drawing.
I, also, use Zoom Notes.
To help improve my palm rejection in many Bluetooth stylus compatible drawing/writing apps, I use a non-electrical conducting, lycra material-based drawing/writing glove.
Many of these drawing/writing gloves can also be found on Amazon.
Your amazon link goes to a non-existant amazon location.
Also, your posting mentions nothing about Notability.
Once again,
What does a replacement cap for an Apple Pencil have to do with Notability?
With the rubber tipped, capacitive end cap cover, you cannot lay your palm down on the iPad’s screen while drawing or writing as it will leave stray marks from your hand/palm.
My palm rests on the screen all the time and I have no stray marks - just saying my set up works for me and I use it daily with no issues. Moving on . . . . .
Apple Pencil + Notability
