Best stylus and note taking app?

4thSpace wrote:
Thanks. Pogo isn't very good for writing because it is so thick on the tip. I've been looking at the Dagi.

I really want to download the app called Noterize, but can't find it in the app store anymore. Any chance you could forward me the developer's contact info so I could find out what is going on? Tried Apple and they won't give me a straight answer. Thank you for your time.

Looks like they've been acquired by Nuance

http://www.noterize.com/index.html

There's an email contact for enquiries on that site.

Maybe look at Notes Plus aswell

I've developed an electronic ballpoint stylus for the iPad. The tip is a very smooth solid metal sphere of 3 mm diameter. It glides easily over the glass surface of the touchscreen. The small size of the tip makes it attractive for drawing or handwriting, as one can see the point of contact of the stylus with the screen. The large blunt tips of the styluses on the market hide the work being done.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gpN4EILwz8

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That link came up empty.

Do you know if Notes Plus can be used to add handwritten notes to PDF files open on the iPad screen?

I doubt you're going to get a response from Mr. Plow, Rand, since he posted a year ago. Most of this thread is at least a year old and many posts were made almost two years ago. I'd suggest you just go to the developer's web site for the app and, if the information isn't apparent there, contact the dev and ask.

Regards.

I'm still here, though I tend to hang around Mac-Forums on a daily basis rather than here.

But to answer you question notes plus does allow full PDF annotation but if there's a specific function I agree with varjak paw and drop an email to the dev

Thank you.