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I just tried, but it didn't find anything. Not sure if my handwriting is so terrible, or if there's something else going wrong here. [Update: maybe the Metro v
by LukasMathis 13y ago
I just tried, but it didn't find anything. Not sure if my handwriting is so terrible, or if there's something else going wrong here.
[Update: maybe the Metro version of OneNote doesn't support all of the features of the desktop version?]
- nickbarnwell 13y agoI don't believe the OneNote Metro app supports indexing handwritten notes. If you open the same notebook in the Win32 client and allow it to index and sync back to Sky/One/WhateverIt'sCalledThisWeekDrive you should be able to search through previously handwritten and Win32-client-OCRd notes in the Metro app.
- LukasMathis 13y agoInteresting. I'll try that.
- slantyyz 13y agoYou need the full version of OneNote for the recognition. It's vastly superior, but on the plus side, if you're using OneDrive or Office 365, you can edit existing notes either one depending on your needs for a given situation.
- codeulike 13y agoThere's a free version of OneNote and a paid version, presumably this feature is in the paid version
- teamonkey 13y agoThe Metro version of OneNote doesn't, but Windows Journal does and it's installed on the Surface by default. It's a legacy app though.