True" Today, I'm going to show you two ways how you can convert your handwriting to typed text on an iPad or even your iPhone. Music, this video is brought to you by my paperless movement inner circle members, an engaging community where we discuss everything paperless. Besides the forum, however, members also get access to my personal blog, discounts for paperless equipment, and free access to my online courses. What I will show you here is part of my online course, "Paperless Note-Taking Like a Pro," in which I will explain to you in much more detail how to take paperless notes in the most efficient and productive way. But now, let's have a look at how to convert your handwriting to text. The first and most obvious method would be using a note-taking app that provides handwriting-to-text conversion. In my last video, I compared my six favorite note-taking apps: No Jeff, No Durability, GoodNotes 5, Nebo, Zoom Notes, and Notes Plus. And all of them offer handwriting-to-text conversion. However, the way they convert text differs. In Nebo, you already see the text conversion appearing above your handwriting. This gives you the advantage to correct while you are writing. Any mistakes can simply be struck through words and letters or choose another recommended word from the lists provided above. Once finished writing, you simply double tap to convert your handwriting. Then, you can simply export the text to any messenger or your email program. By underlining text, you can make headings or change the text color. By drawing squares around the text, you will highlight it. I want to mention this because this formatting will be passed on when exported to support apps like Microsoft Word. You can even draw diagrams that will be converted to PowerPoint diagrams, and also handwritten...
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