I use Good Notes 5 as my engineering notebook. As such I am often creating tables for test results or feature sets. What I find difficult andannoying is the need to be REAL CAREFULL when trying to edit hand. written table entries. Erasing an entry should be a simple swipe or two with the erasure. Unfortunately this will also erase my carefully drawn grid-lines!
I have attached a hand-written table from my old NotePlus app showing what I’d like to see in Good Notes 5. I think this could be done by drawing the droid, then selecting the whole thing and then lock the objects from the context menu. Alternatively add a vector graphic layer, similar to the image layer, that cannot be erased with the erasure. ( This could complicate editing unless you provide layer access.) Ideally provide a table tool with row and column count definitions and row and column resizing!
Joe Garnero
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I use Good Notes 5 as my engineering notebook. As such I am often creating tables for test results or feature sets. What I find difficult andannoying is the need to be REAL CAREFULL when trying to edit hand. written table entries. Erasing an entry should be a simple swipe or two with the erasure. Unfortunately this will also erase my carefully drawn grid-lines!
I have attached a hand-written table from my old NotePlus app showing what I’d like to see in Good Notes 5. I think this could be done by drawing the droid, then selecting the whole thing and then lock the objects from the context menu. Alternatively add a vector graphic layer, similar to the image layer, that cannot be erased with the erasure. ( This could complicate editing unless you provide layer access.) Ideally provide a table tool with row and column count definitions and row and column resizing!