Quick notes yellow line
What is the horizontal yellow line for on quick notes? It seems to prevent me from drawing above or below it.
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What is the horizontal yellow line for on quick notes? It seems to prevent me from drawing above or below it.
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This does more damage when trying to convert handwriting into type. It should be a setting where a person can disable or turn off this function. It's annoying, always constantly trying to avoid making a text box.
This does more damage when trying to convert handwriting into type. It should be a setting where a person can disable or turn off this function. It's annoying, always constantly trying to avoid making a text box.
Yes I also find it very frustrating. Is there really no way to stop it happening or move it? I often just want to write notes and have them converted as i go.
Ahh...Thanks, sberman. So how do I create, move, and/or delete it? It seems to appear out of nowhere.
estoquej wrote:
So how do I create, move, and/or delete it?
Assuming “it” means the yellow line, you don’t have direct control over its existence or placement.
The Notes application creates and/or places it depending on what other elements are in the note. In the example I presented, I first typed text, so the application created the yellow line below that text.
The yellow line in any note (this illustration is not a quick note) separates typed text from the region where drawing is allowed.
This helps. At least now I don’t have to worry about it (the yellow line).
Great.
Enjoy your iPad.
Quick notes yellow line