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Slideshow: Note Taker HD Puts The "Pad" in iPad

Note Taker HD, from Visicalc founder and productivity software entrepreneur Dan Bricklin is a work of art. This is how you should take notes on an tablet. It takes getting used to, but it is ideal for many tasks.
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This is the normal (Edit1) view in Notetaker. Here, you'd simply start drawing on the "canvas" or note paper. You can modify the note paper's rules, adjust the margin, change the text color, and obviously you can write notes and draw on the same page -- just like any normal piece of paper.

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