One of the standout features in macOS Monterey and iPadOS 15 is Quick Notes, a handy tool that enables you to quickly capture ideas or information and add it to the Notes app. Quick Notes is ideal for capturing fleeting moments of inspiration, or jotting down notes as you research a topic.
You can create a Quick Note from within an app like Safari, in which case they can incorporate a link to the page from where you made the note and a thumbnail of its content. Or you can create them from the Home Screen and start with a blank note. However you create a Quick Note, they are stored in their own section in the Notes app and synced with your other notes.
You can’t create Quick Notes in iOS, but you can view those created on the Mac and on an iPad on your iPhone. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to create, edit, and view Quick Notes in iPadOS. (It’s worth noting that Apple says you can’t create Quick Notes on an iPad Air 2 or iPad mini 4.)
IT WILL TAKE
30 minutes
YOU WILL LEARN
How to make the most of Quick Notes in iPadOS
YOU’LL NEED
iPad (excluding iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 4), iPadOS 15 or later
Genius tip!
If you just want to create a Quick Note with a link, navigate to the page in Safari, swipe up from the bottom right corner and tap the URL in the note.
HOW TO Master Quick Notes in iPadOS
This story is from the March 2022 edition of MacFormat UK.
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