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Yup. I miss this too. I tried OCR for all my written notes, it just doesn't work.

• Operyl 7y ago
  I found that using an iPad with the Pencil has been a great middle ground. The OCR in the various Notes apps (including stock) is able to recognize my horrendous writing (it’s really bad).
  • lostlogin 7y ago
    What notes app have you settled on? Annotating images was a key for me.
    • criddell 7y ago
      I use GoodNotes and it's astonishing how well it recognizes my hand writing.
    • Operyl 7y ago
      I use GoodNotes.
• Topgamer7 7y ago
  You can use your own writing to create a font set for OCR to recognize off of. Will doing a better job off a data set trained off of your own writing. I've done some minor OCR to scan my bank PDF statements. I use tesseract iirc, there are different training sets to use. You can build a training set from your own writing.
• johnzim 7y ago
  Nothing has ever beaten the Newton Messagepad for me for this (certainly the last models made, the 2100). I really wish a modern Newton existed. Evernote started off quite Newton'y (Newton team members were on board) but I fell off quite early.