[ewgrosschris]

Hello Everyone,

I've been greatly considering an 10.1 for college, I know there are a few people that use S - Note for this. I'm not really looking at dropping $1000 bucks on a surface pro.

That being said, Is there a difference in the S-Note apps on the 10.1 and the 10.1(2014)? I feel like I've seen different versions.

Also is there anyway to have the page to take up the whole screen in portrait mode? I've demo'd the unit at bestbuy, and it seems when I turn it to portrait mode it just keeps the paper in landscape but just smaller.


I just want to be able to organize 3-4 subjects buy name, and take notes/upload PDF's into those documents. So I can have everything saved under one notebook for a class. Being able to write equations wouldn't hurt either (engineering student)

[snguyen10]

I'm in the same boat, I start pharmacy school next semester. I'm afraid of lag while annotating large pdf and power point files. I've looked into the Surface Pro 2 and One Note and it seems like its exactly what I need, but i'd also rather not spend $1000+.

Anyone got any input?

[geekagaa]

Hi,
I am a graduate business student and I'm using samsung galaxy note 10.1 2014 Edition for about a month. In my opinion S note application is inefficient, slow and buggy. I tried to learn and use it for about 10 days but I gave up. As an alternative, I have installed a third party app "lecture note" in which I have about 12 notebooks for different courses. I can orientate page in both landscape and portrait modes and it works awesome in both ways. Handwriting experience is as good as you are writing on a paper. Additionally you have cut, copy, paste, undo, redo, erase and other essential text editing options. You can also import screenshots, images from gallary, graphs or anything important to you on your lecture note page.
For me, as a student, Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition is the best investment. Please remember that Samsung Galaxy provides you more control and flexibility to use your device productively but unlike ios it requires some patience and persistence to learn.
Note: I returned an ipad to purchase this tablet, I am happy with my decision.

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[geekagaa]

A difference between old s note and new s note is that they have changed menu items and placement of different tools.

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[geekagaa]

Yes, you can import PDF files and you can edit (annotate) them later in s note. You may find s note a little slow and buggy, so I'm using a more efficient alternative which is "lecturenote".

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[geekagaa]

S note got really slow when I have imported a 600 pages pdf file. To solve this issue I have divided that PDF file into different chapters of the book and now it is working flawlessly.
Another good tool for annotation and note-taking is ezPDF. I use that whenever I'm reading a research paper.

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[Action_B]

I'm in physical therapy school and I find S-note to be awesome for lab classes because you can easily record audio, snap photos and write notes. I'm an awful note taker, my Note 3 helps me take the best notes I have ever taken.

[bgrossm1]

Yes, you can import PDF files and you can edit (annotate) them later in s note. You may find s note a little slow and buggy, so I'm using a more efficient alternative which is "lecturenote".

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Can youdescribe the procedure you use to get PDFs into S-Note or Lecture Notes. I do not see an "Insert" option for PDFs in S-Note. I haven't looked at Lecture Notes yet.
Thanks

[cwy]

Also is there anyway to have the page to take up the whole screen in portrait mode? I've demo'd the unit at bestbuy, and it seems when I turn it to portrait mode it just keeps the paper in landscape but just smaller.

You can zoom in to make it bigger, or you choose a portrait template when you create a note. But you can't change a landscape note to portrait or vice versa after you created it.