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#Copy text from pdf in onenote for mac update#
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I don't remember exactly when this started happening but it was about 8 months ago. I know that it's just a little bug, but it used to work.

#Copy text from pdf in onenote for mac update#

The only way I've found to make it update is delete the automaticly set title and leave it blank, it then will title the page correctly. It shows the title being the date and time of the last time it was updated. Now if I take a scan, the go to the screen where you choose where to save the file to, the will be title is not updated. When I switched to iOS it worked like this for a little bit, maybe a month or so. This was nice because it meant I never had to name the files and it was easy to figure out when a file was made. When I first got the app on my Samsung new files would just be automatically named what ever the date and time was. There is one thing that I find extremely annoying. I use it everyday to submit assignments for school. First on an Samsung phone, now on a iPhone. I can already easily send scans to one note (as an image or a pdf) so switching to Lens would not help me. For those of us who deal heavily with documents, Lens needs to step up its game. I don’t know and I don’t need that ability. Lens might offer new functionality for people who want to scan whiteboards.

That feature makes it easier to hold the device while scanning and it allows me to scan multiple pages quickly. (I convert the PDFs to images, and then bring the images (PDF pages) into my scanner app and make a new PDF.) Lastly, my old app will capture a page as soon as it detects the edges, without my having to touch the shutter button, but Lens doesn’t. (I use that scanner feature frequently to combine PDFs. I am used to being able to select a number of images at once. Second, when I input images from my device (camera roll) into Lens, I must do it one page at a time. The biggest problem is that it lacks important editing features, such as the ability to change a color document to B/W, and the ability to lighten or darken a document.

But Lens is lacking features that I use all the time when scanning documents. I received a great promo for Lens because I have an office subscription.

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Keep class notes and your own research organized with the seamless integration with OneNote.

#Copy text from pdf in onenote for mac Offline#

Take a picture of the whiteboard or blackboard to reference later, even if you're offline.

Scan handwritten notes to digitize and edit later (works with English only).

Scan classroom handouts and annotate them in Word and OneNote.

Ĝhoose to save as PDF, Image, Word or PowerPoint formats into OneNote, OneDrive, or local device as location.

Keep your business networking contacts handy by scanning business cards and saving them to your contact list.

Scan printed text or handwritten meeting notes to edit and share later.

Ĝapture whiteboard at end of the meeting to keep those action items on track.

Scan and upload all your notes, receipts, and documents.

You can even import images that are already on your device using Gallery. You can use Microsoft Lens to convert images to PDF, Word, PowerPoint, and Excel files, digitize printed or handwritten text, and save to OneNote, OneDrive, or your local device. Microsoft Lens (formerly Office Lens) trims, enhances, and makes pictures of whiteboards and documents readable.