Handwrite or type notes using the Slider or Transformer keyboard with Supernote
With the recent Android 3.2.1 update a new app called Supernote was silently introduced – one that will revolutionize the way you take notes in class.
Of course, there are already ways to take notes in class with your ASUS Eee Pad Transformer or Slider Tablet using the included Polaris Office Suite, but Supernote takes note-taking to a whole new level.
Draw charts and graphs for your economics or math courses easily and add them to your notes
With Supernote you can switch seamlessly between typing notes with your keyboard or handwriting them with your finger. As you scribble the characters you write will be converted into images so you can delete and edit letter by letter or word by word (depending on how fast you write) if you need to make changes later. Pause after each letter and watch them be inserted letter by letter – or write faster and insert entire words or sentences at a time.
Re-size and move graphs or charts around to place them anywhere in your notes
But of course, the best thing about having a touchscreen is that you aren’t confined to just writing. Supernote makes creating charts and graphs easy and seamless. Just click “Add Annotation” to switch to drawing mode where you can create economics graphs or sin curves - then manipulate them to re-size or place them wherever you like in your notes.
And for lectures where your prof moves just a bit too quickly to copy all their notes or graphs Supernote has an added feature. Your Tablet’s camera is integrated into Supernote so that you can quickly snap a photo of the blackboard or projector slides and insert it directly into your slides.
Manage your note pages in "Notebooks" that you can set up for each class you're taking
Once you’ve finished your note-taking for each class you can sort them into “Notebooks” labelled for each course you’re taking. Add multiple pages per notebook, and multiple Supernote notebooks, just like you would have in your coil notebook.
If you were on the fence about taking notes with your tablet before – this should help change your mind.
[...] Of these the only notable ones are ASUS Studio and SuperNote Lite, luckily the others can be easily disabled using Android’s built in app manager. ASUS Studio is an enhanced photo/video gallery app which is very clean and fast and has a kind of magazine style to it. SuperNote Lite is an invaluable note taking app and by large my favorite note taking application I’ve used on a tablet, you can find more in the post here. [...]
[...] ASUS also managed to throw in some more Windows apps including a world clock, calculator, converter, and games like Adera. My favorite included app though has to be Supernote. If you’ve used any other ASUS tablets you’ll be familiar with Supernote, the extremely versatile note taking app. The new version gets even more useful with the TAICHI’s included pressure sensitive stylus. For more on Supernote you can see the full post here. [...]
SuperNote is pretty useless when you compare to the compeition, Evernote.Evernote can easily be accessed via the web or as an app. The AsusWebStorage does nothing and only saves data.I don’t understand why companies like these even bother producing products or apps when they lack such critical features that make them unusable. Especially when this can easily be resolved by integrating SuperNote functionality in the AsusWebStorage system.
SuperNote is super – but usless, because no editing function on PC
As soon as the files can be edited also on a PC (eg Windows XP or above..) its worthe his name “SuperNote” – but till then its just fancy nothing more.
SuperNote is super – but usless, because no editing function on PC
As soon as the files can be edited also on a PC (eg Windows XP or above..) its worthe his name “SuperNote” – but till then its just fancy nothing more.
SuperNote is super – but usless, because no editing function on PC
As soon as the files can be edited also on a PC (eg Windows XP or above..) its worthe his name “SuperNote” – but till then its just fancy nothing more.
SuperNote is super – but usless, because no editing function on PC
As soon as the files can be edited also on a PC (eg Windows XP or above..) its worthe his name “SuperNote” – but till then its just fancy nothing more.
Great posting. Very refreshing provided all the duplicate written content out there. With thanks for performing something original.
Hi,
Is Supernote exclusive to these two ASUS Devices or can it be downloaded on to the Nexus?
Thanks,
Martty
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how do i simply take my notes i’ve typed down & put them into a flash drive?
it’s probably simple.. but i seriously can’t figure it out!!
Hey, its probably very easy but can you tell me how do I apply password on my notes? I set it up but cant find the final ” button” to do it. Thanks so much
Hold down on the notebook and select hide
To set a password go into the settings
When you open the program there is a unhide optin
Thats when you unlock it if you want to
@mark
Hello and thanks for your helpfulness !
I was able to figure out setting the password for myself. I was forced to find your very helpful instructions for applying it here. Now I can’t trigger any unhide option.
I close the program and reopen it and
I see no hint of an unhide option. How do I find it?
Oops I accidentally triggered the startup yellow page and saw the unhide command. It is not repeatable or consistently reproducable. Trying to re-hide the document is also not consistent. I was just getting used to how my PC has a mind of its own. Now I find my tablet has a different kind of mind of its own!
Oops I accidentally triggered the startup yellow page and saw the unhide command. It is not repeatable or consistently reproducable. Trying to re-hide the document is also not consistent. I was just getting used to how my PC has a mind of its own. Now I find my tablet has a different kind of mind of its own!
Really? It really is elxelcent to witness anyone finally begin addressing this stuff, however I’m still not really certain how much I agree with you on it all. I subscribed to your rss feed though and will certainly keep following your writing and possibly down the road I may chime in once again in much more detail. Cheers for blogging though!
Ok, love the software but recently have had some stability problems. I use it every day and its starting to kill me in my engineering classes in college. Whenever I’m using it in landscape mode and get to where I need to scroll down it freaks out and scrolls back up to the top selecting everything above it, makes it impossible to take notes in landscape mode which is by far the best, it’s also been freezing up occasionally which is not good, can’t loose all my notes!
Thanks,
Connor
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Hey guys, do you know how to export the files? with all page on it?
because when you try to export for pc the app just export what u right down instead the all page…
anyone knows a way to export to pdf what u right on supernote?
Thx
I just finished my first class using supernote to take notes. I really enjoyed it, but my finished notes came out tiny! Wouldn’t be a problem except it doesn’t allow me to zoom even in read only mode. Is there a fix for this?
share it to evernote, and use evernote to organize your notes. You are able to zoom there. Also, I don’t know if anyone else has this problem, but I took notes in my class and lost ALL of the drawings. This sucks in an economics class and a finance class where half the notes are drawings.
Does supernote support pdf?
Nope sorry i think it shares as a jpeg
Could I use it to write more complex equations? which limits does this solution have?
Yes …You can !…
I just got a Transformer and would love to have this app, but I can’t seem to find it on the Android Market. I’m running 3.2.1 but searching Supernote in the Market leads me to a couple apps that look nothing like the screenshots and video that were posted.
Nevermind, I guess it’s pre-installed!
SuperNote is awesome! However, it lacks the ability to export as PDF, which is crucial to me. Also, it will be great if it can be integrated with Evernote, like the HTC Flyer.
Ps. SuperNote is quite similar to a Palm software, Pennovate Notes. Maybe you should learn some ideas from it. http://www.pennovate.com/
Cecil
Hi there,
How do I send notes by mail? How can other people using pc’s read my notes? If I can’t transform the notes into emails or tasks or other useful stuff then it’s not, well, useful!
You share them in jpeg form click the share option the top pof the screen then email in or you can share it on a social network
There is a text only option that takes away you hand writen notes and drawings but i dont recommend using that option
Arne, not sure if this is what you need but, if you go to the top of the screen, there is a share icon. click on it and you gain access to a list of apps you can use for sharing purposes. select gmail or email and it will pop right into a gmail email format. this will automatically send it as an atachment. i have only been able to send one page at a time to date. good luck
Best note app for sure. If it had voice to text it would be awesome. Optical character recognition would be really cool!!!
anyone got a link to this app?
a search for ‘supernote’ on the market can’t find it.
tia
duh, never mind.
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What about just using OneNote? I’m using it on EP121 (the windows tablet) and couldn’t have asked for more.
That works great on a windows tablet but when using an android powered tablet OneNote will not run. I also love OneNote however i use it regularly on my desktop
You could have One note running on ur computer and use splashtop streamer on ur TF101 and make full use of OneNote
Would like to see this on other Android systems, mabye on phones. Seems to be a very powerfull tool for school!
Nice work!!
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