Nebo is a best-of-breed app for Windows 10 that lets you convert handwritten notes into editable typed text. And this is just one of the features of the application.
Nebo is offered for ₽599.00, but is currently available for free. So if you have a pen-enabled Windows device (the app is perfect for Surface Pro and Book), grab it now as the promotion ends in just 2 days.
Edit and format with Surface Pen - Features handwriting allow you to write, add and delete what you have written, apply formatting and styles using only the stylus.
Rich content: create interactive charts with elements that can be edited, deleted, and moved. Write editable formulas by hand, calculate the result and convert
Draw freehand sketches and sign images.
Export to Microsoft Word– handwritten notes can be exported to Word or sent via e-mail. At the same time, all design is preserved: headings, paragraphs, lists, colors, bolding.
Smart Layout is a borderless canvas, blocks can be resized and entries adapt to the new device size and orientation.
Search: You can search the contents of handwritten notes, text, and diagrams.
Storage: Records can be structured using pages, notebooks, and folders. Export and import your notebooks.
The application is compatible with PCs and tablets running under Windows control 10 with 64-bit architecture. Russian language support is available. For more information, please refer to the user manual. You can download the application from the link below.
On Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14328.
"Hello! My name is Li-Chen Miller and I lead the Windows Ink development team. Today I have the honor to announce that some of the many Windows features Ink is already available to program members preliminary assessment Windows with a fast update cycle. We plan to add a few more features in the coming months. Today's assembly includes a fundamentally new working Windows area Ink Workspace - a single center where all the functions for working with a pen are collected. Kind of like the Start menu, only for Windows Ink. Here's what it looks like.
With a pen and Windows Ink, you can bring your wildest ideas to life. Windows Ink is based on two key ideas. First, we want to make inking as easy as possible so that even first-timers can use the pen with confidence. Secondly, we want it to be obvious to people why they should use a pen at all, and once they've tried it, they want to use it on Windows every day. To do this, we needed completely new opportunities.
All children learn to draw and write with pencils and pens, and soon it becomes easy and natural. We want to make the transition from pen and notepad to digital pen in Windows as seamless as possible. For this we need windows technologies Inc.
But enough generalities. Let's find out exactly what Insiders saw today.
The most important update is the new Windows Ink Workspace. All handwriting-related features and apps are collected here to make them easier to find.
To open Windows Ink Workspace, just click its button on the taskbar or click on the pen base of a new computer. From the built-in pen capabilities (found in Sketchbook, Screen Sketch, and Sticky Notes) to the external apps you might need, we've thoughtfully designed the interface to make sure everything is at your fingertips. For even more convenience, you can even work with Windows Ink Workspace on top of the lock screen. Note that if you don't have an active pen device but would like to try out the Windows Ink Workspace functionality, you can click right click mouse on the taskbar and select "Show Windows button Ink Workspace. If you don't have a pen at all, you can still use handwriting - with your finger.
We analyzed what and how people do with pen and paper. Based on this research, we identified three key actions and implemented them in Windows Ink Workspace. It's so easy and natural to sketch or write something on a blank sheet of paper, it's so nice to see your ideas take shape... To bring that feeling to the Windows digital world, we've created a scrapbook. In it, you'll find a blank space in which to sketch, write down a plan for the day, draw patterns while talking on the phone, or deduce the proof of a theorem. In addition, hand movements will now also be more natural: you can comfortably rest your wrist on the screen, and with your other hand, drag the digital ruler onto the sheet to draw a straight line - just like on paper. And the result of your creativity can be saved and shown to someone.
Finally, we are drastically changing the notes familiar to everyone. Now you can create and save notes on Windows computers and slightly change them: stretch, reduce, choose a background color. But this will not always be the case. New features will be coming in the coming months. You can turn your notes into reminders that Cortana will announce on different devices. Bing will learn how to intelligently extract objects from notes. You can write down the phone number, and it will immediately prepare for dialing. Brief notes on the run, as if by magic, turn into a list that is easy to edit. You just need to write down the flight number, and Bing will immediately find information about its status. As a result, notes will become much more useful, but using them will be as easy as paper and pen.
Great handwriting apps at your fingertips
And the last one for today. Windows Ink Workspace will bring you the best pen apps based on your interests, as well as the most popular and rated pen apps in the Store. Many users have complained that it's hard to tell which Store apps support the pen. That's why we've added a link that takes you to the Store page, where you'll find all the apps that support your pen. So far, these are mainly applications for artists, but we are actively working on creating more diverse applications for the pen. After all, Windows Ink is not for the elite. Everyone will be able to use handwriting, and the set of applications will reflect this.
Can't find the app you just wrote or drew in? Windows Ink Workspace now includes a recent apps section so you can quickly get back to work you've interrupted.
Pen setup
And this is just the beginning...
Our goal is to create a unique handwriting experience for every user, and we hope we're heading in the right direction. We have just begun work: these are just the first steps on the way to a full-fledged Windows functionality Inc. Your feedback will help us bring amazing inking experiences to millions of Windows 10 users. Share your feedback in the Feedback Hub or get involved in building ink-enabled apps (dev blog)."
Thanks to the integration Windows Ink to OneNote it has become easier than ever to write down and sketch your ideas, abstracts of meetings and lectures, any other important information. Here are five tips to help you use handwriting in your OneNote for Windows 10.
Support for pen tilt* makes using the pen more natural. You can write, draw and shade drawings just like you would with a pencil on paper. Just select the Pencil Tool ( Pencil ), tilt the pen a little and watch how the slope of the strokes changes, making them more natural.
Add color to your notes and sketches with fun effects**. Try rainbow, galaxy, gold, silver, lava, ocean and more effects.
OneNote can convert handwritten notes to text, making them more presentable and easier to read. This saves even the size and color of notes, as well as all selections and effects (such as "rainbow" and "galaxy")!
Can't draw a straight line when you need it? Now you don't have to worry about it. The new digital ruler makes it easy to draw perfectly straight lines.
Math Assistant Ink Math Assistant ** will help improve your math ability. OneNote can solve math problems and show how the answer was found. Now you can even build graphs according to equations, find minimum and maximum values, as well as intersection points with coordinate axes. If you want to convert the equation to typed text, you can do that too.
* Tilt feature is available on some newer devices.
** Requires Office 365.
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