In the future, the Scribble feature on iPadOS could be much more intuitive and give users more choices. Meanwhile, in the latest beta of Microsoft Office for iPad, Microsoft offers some nice new features with support for handwriting with the Apple Pencil.
The latter will make it possible Insert and edit text in a Word document, PowerPoint presentation or Excel spreadsheet with the sharp pen. On iPadOS it is possible to automatically convert your handwriting into typed text. To do this, you must first enable recognition via Settings > Apple Pencil and then click the Scribble button under the Draw tab of version 2.64.
Currently, only members of the Office Insider Program can test the feature via TestFlight. The update should appear in the App Store for everyone in the coming weeks. As a reminder, Scribble was added in iPadOS 14 for all iPads compatible with Apple Pencil 2 (iPad Pro, iPad Air 4, iPad mini 6) or Apple Pencil 1 (iPad Pro, iPad Air 3, iPad mini 5, iPad 6). are. .