MyScript Memo for iOS From Vision Objects: With MyScript Memo, take your notes on the go using your handwriting and convert them to digital text that you can export and share with Evernote, Facebook, Twitter, Gmail or copy/paste to any other text application. MyScript Memo is available in 31 recognition languages (including Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Arabic, Russian, English, Spanish, French and many more). In addition, MyScript Memo allows you to create notes including free drawings, pictures and handwritten annotations.It converts handwriting to text surprisingly well. AppAdvice.comMYSCRIPT MEMO IS USED TO: Write memos and liven them up with drawings, diagrams and pictures that you can move or rescale. Export entire memo as image. What's new in this version:
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Simplenote Evernote Can Encrypt Bits of Text to Keep Your Notes Private For anyone who thinks Evernote is losing the battle against OneNote, I implore you to reconsider. Even though I personally prefer OneNote, I can’t deny that Evernote has a bunch of cool features, some of which can’t be found in OneNote. One of those features is the ability to encrypt bits of text within a note. That’s right. A mundane example could be a special food recipe that’s been passed down through your family for generations. The actual process of encrypting text is simple: highlight what you want to hide, then right-click and select Encrypt Selected Text. This is just one of many features that prove Evernote is still relevant. Did you know about this feature?