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> it’s literally the same as reading text on an ebook or even paperback Not literally. On an ebook I can add inline notes and then jump to them later (I occasi
by jobigoud 7y ago
> it’s literally the same as reading text on an ebook or even paperback
Not literally. On an ebook I can add inline notes and then jump to them later (I occasionally do this when a passage sparks an idea). And search text.
- criddell 7y agoWhat ebook reader are you using? I've added a few notes to some books on my Paperwhite Kindle and it's a terrible experience. I have no idea where the notes are and, depending on the document type, it may or may not be synced to all the places I read Kindle books. The iPad with the Pencil seems promising. If I could underline and scribble notes (that are recognized and indexed) it might be good enough to move me off of Kindle and their great e-ink screens. I have no idea if iBooks does that though.
- _august 7y agoI’ve been waiting for this comment just so I can point out it is in fact, literally, the same :P