Show GoodNotes Documents in a folder in the new iOS 11 Files App
Please show the GoodNotes documents in a folder in the Internal section of the new iOS 11 Files app next to the folders of Pages, Keynote and Numbers.
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Anonymous
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this would be great, and also maybe a way to sort notebooks into a file structure in the goodnotes app?
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Anonymous
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I’m using DevonThink as Files management. By the way it is an awesome app. Would be fantastic to choose a specific folder where GoodNotes put his files. This way you solve two problems :
1. Folder in Files app
2. Sync with WebDAV, because DEVONThink is able to sync with WebDAV including encryption which makes it very secure.Many thanks for your help !
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Clifford Hunter commented
Definitely a needed function.
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My Vo
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Agree!!! Please!!!
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Martin commented
Yes, please, that Would be a big improvement....
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Anonymous
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Yes, very much needed. Creates double handling not to be able to send a PDF straight to GoodNotes.
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Anonymous
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Yes, please! I convert all docs to PDF and import to Goodnotes, so it's my main file system.
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Anonymous
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great idea
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[Deleted User]
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Good idea
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Sri
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GREAT IDEA..
My CFO and I love good notes -
Heather W
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Ooo good one!
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mh
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Yes it would be great to have a more familiar, visual or nested list view on GoodNotes files. The inte4nal file system is a bit clunky. Also, managing PDFs inside and outside the app would be much smoother.
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Kevin
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This function is so important.....as for now, if I want to devise a files into 2 parts, I can only export to another app(notability, which has new File feature), then transfer back to good note...this is just complicated......
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Anonymous
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Good idea. As Markus said before
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Markus
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That's a really good idea. I would like to extend it: Ich should be possible to use the Files App for any operation, like export, import or sync.
Due to legal restrictions, I cannot use GoodNotes for business, as personal data isn't allowed to be stored in iCloud, DropBox etc. -
Max Power
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Sounds great!
I really hope that becomes standard for every app so we finally have a usable file system. -
Anonymous
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that's an obvious thing to do for iOS 11. Will help to better integrate GoodNotes into the iOS eco-system...
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Anonymous
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Good suggestion