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Coffee Confessor (CoffeeConfessor) supported this idea ·
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An error occurred while saving the comment YES. It's a pain if you are using the Cornell template or the 2 columns with the right side larger than the left or vice versa.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I'd personally prefer a graphing type calculator. Or something that can handle differentials and calculus.
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An error occurred while saving the comment YES! I'm working on my dissertation...the amount of material I have, I've needed to set up multiple notebooks just to navigate in a semi-timely manner.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I'm wondering if it is completely online just for beta, so it's easier to gather information from the testers? That way they can see if there is a major flaw in the program that goes across all testers right away.
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Thanks for your feedback. This is a planned feature which is under consideration now. Stay tuned!
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I'm using the Windows Beta version on my Surface Go 2. I wish there were options to write math/recognize math equations in an ink to text feature. Also, being able to designate the importance of equations, proofs, definitions, graphs, or even questions that I need answers to would be great. As well as the ability to navigate to those important parts. I know that this is kind of a niche thing, but it would be helpful. Also, polar/isometric/smith graph paper would be an awesome addition. Being able to visualize a theoretical hyperbolic plane/sphere is easier with the right type of template.