Gridlines default for "create note"

[lcs101]

When I go into my Samsung notes app and start a new note, the default is with gridlines, which I prefer. However, if I choose the "create note" shortcut from air command, there are no gridlines. Is there a way to have that default to including gridlines? Google has not been helpful on this

 

[Rukbat]

Google has nothing to do with Samsung, and Samsung Notes isn't part of Google's Android, it's something that Samsung added. Try asking Samsung.

 

[Fast-T]

When I go into my Samsung notes app and start a new note, the default is with gridlines, which I prefer. However, if I choose the "create note" shortcut from air command, there are no gridlines. Is there a way to have that default to including gridlines? Google has not been helpful on this

Once you created the note, click the 3 dots and chose "Go to Samsung Notes". This will open the note in the main app and lines magically appear

 

[gyounk]

Google has nothing to do with Samsung, and Samsung Notes isn't part of Google's Android, it's something that Samsung added. Try asking Samsung.

Lol. He said he googled the answer. Not he called Google and expects the Google company to fix it.

 

[lcs101]

Google has nothing to do with Samsung, and Samsung Notes isn't part of Google's Android, it's something that Samsung added. Try asking Samsung.

I am honestly not sure whether this was a joke or if you misunderstood what I meant by google hasn't been helpful. (My apologies if it's the former)

 

[lcs101]

Once you created the note, click the 3 dots and chose "Go to Samsung Notes". This will open the note in the main app and lines magically appear

That would defeat the entire purpose of the shortcut.

 

[Fast-T]

That would defeat the entire purpose of the shortcut.

Call it a long cut then?

 

[Rukbat]

I am honestly not sure whether this was a joke or if you misunderstood what I meant by google hasn't been helpful. (My apologies if it's the former)

I misunderstood - sorry.

 

[lcs101]

I misunderstood - sorry.

No worries.

 

[lcs101]

Call it a long cut then?

Definitely the scenic route as it's even more steps than clicking on view notes and then hitting the plus for a new note.