Existing users, 
My apologies if this question has already been asked...
Does Notebook support drawing/sketching? I have a Wacom tablet and would love to use the program as (among other things) a rudimentary sketch book for ideas, etc. It would certainly be easier than sketching on scraps of paper when ideas pop into my head, and then trying to keep track of them.
Obviously, Notebook does a lot more, I would just like to know if this feature is in there...
Thanks!
Circus Ponies NoteBook
Outlining, organizing info manager.
Version: 3.0 (v366)
Support for "drawing?"
Feedback Type: Commentary
Contributed by: RockMSockM9NY Tuesday, May 16 2006 @ 02:42 AM PDT
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Have Not Tried
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Support for "drawing?" - cpatti1
Notebook is not Fractal Design Painter :) Notebook *does* however support "clippings" so you can use whatever program you enjoy using your Wacom tablet with, and then import the output of that program into your Notebook pages.So, in a sense, yes, but if you mean can you draw directly into a Notebook page? Not per se, no.
Tuesday, May 16 2006 @ 05:47 AM PDT
Support for "drawing?" - cpatti1
Notebook is not Fractal Design Painter :) Notebook *does* however support "clippings" so you can use whatever program you enjoy using your Wacom tablet with, and then import the output of that program into your Notebook pages.So, in a sense, yes, but if you mean can you draw directly into a Notebook page? Not per se, no.
Tuesday, May 16 2006 @ 05:54 AM PDT
Support for "drawing?" - RockMSockM9NY
LOL... of course I knew it wasn't as complex as fractal design painter ... lol I was just wondering if it functioned like a "real" notebook in the drawing sense, as well as all the other ways it does... even if it was just rudimentary sketches.Anyhow, thank you for answering ... :)
Thursday, June 01 2006 @ 10:03 PM PDT
Support for "drawing?" - RockMSockM9NY
LOL... of course I knew it wasn't as complex as fractal design painter ... lol I was just wondering if it functioned like a "real" notebook in the drawing sense, as well as all the other ways it does... even if it was just rudimentary sketches.Anyhow, thank you for answering ... :)
Thursday, June 01 2006 @ 10:10 PM PDT
Support for "drawing?" - cpatti1
Notebook is not Fractal Design Painter :) Notebook *does* however support "clippings" so you can use whatever program you enjoy using your Wacom tablet with, and then import the output of that program into your Notebook pages.So, in a sense, yes, but if you mean can you draw directly into a Notebook page? Not per se, no.
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Tuesday, May 16 2006 @ 05:45 AM PDT