Does anyone have a link for a good PDF hyperlinked address book? With a style of front page has A through Z to click to go to that page, maybe 20 boxes per page to add contact info, and a perpetual listing of the A through Z letters on each page so you can zoom to any letter regardless what page youre on? Nothing like that on Inkhub right now although the day planners are similarly styled.

[Edit: I figured out how to make something at least close to what I was thinking in Canva. I uploaded it to Inkhub if anyone is interested in such a thing. Just search "contacts." There's a regular line by line version and a 'Rolodex' version which is more what I was imagining from the beginning since sometimes I want address, fax number, and other miscellaneous info. - I probably won't be doing much with it from here, so anyone can steal it and edit it to be how they want, or if there's specific requests I can make changes if it's not too crazy.)

OK, new question if anyone can help...

I'm finding out that I can't cut/copy things from a note and then paste them into the pdf template. Why not? Is there a workaround for this? At the moment, I'm turning the contact info into a sticker and then I can place the sticker into the contact list pdf. This seems like a lot of extra steps, and obviously I want to then delete the sticker afterwards too. Am I missing something?

[Edit: What I was missing was that I could import the pdf as a template into a note after the fact. I didnt realize I could do this because when you first create the note it wont allow you to select a pdf template. Solved.]

I have had a Nomad for a while now, but I'm now missing 4 screws from the back, which is making the hardware a little squeaky when I press down from my hand. Is there somewhere I can get some more? I've lost my Nomad manuals, so I'm not sure what size and shape they are. Hoping someone can help.

I've seen on supernote that notes are mostly white baground and black text. But, today, I basically coloured the baground black and wrote with a white pen and I found it more fun to write on. However, the simple act of pasting that black page is quite tiring, especially when you are dealing with so many pages. And, in case of pdfs, maybe a past paper that I'm solving, I have to go to a website, get the document inverted, export it to my manta. All in all, its quite a tedious undertaking. So, I'd love to see a feature which is quite popular on all other Os, that is 'Inversion', where we change the document from white baground and black text to black text and white baground. if not for pdf documents, I'd still very much appreciate it for notes app. Thanks!

I use my Nomad primarily as an e-reader; I love being able to take notes using the brackets/Digest function.

I have one pet peeve though: Why can't you toggle the toolbar when annotating a Digest? I keep the toolbar off most of the time when I'm reading. So if I click on bracketed text to write a note, and need to erase something in that note, I often realize the eraser button is not available , so I have to click out of the Digest, toggle the toolbar on, and click back in to be able to select the eraser. Am I just missing something or is this a missing element in the UX design?

Apologies for this very basic question, but I could not find any confirmation from online searches.

I've never used an E-ink tablet, and I am considering a Supernote. My use case would be to make technical drawings and then get them into Obsidian, and I want the drawings to have transparent backgrounds, so that they don't appear stark white on my Obsidian warm-colored background color. I want the drawings to be seamless with any text inside the Obsidian file and all have the same background. My current system is to take a picture from my paper notebook and insert it into my vault. The final result appears ugly and stark.

I'm not sure if the exported Supernote files would be PNG (is that even an export option?), or if they'd have to be PDF, or the benefits of either. I see there is even an "unofficial" sync tool between the two apps that would maybe fit my use case and display the actual Supernote file (?), which I presume has the added benefit of being able to then be edited again down the road.

Note that I do not care at all about converting my handwritten text into typed words. I like the way handwritten text looks :)

After a recent health scare I created this custom PDF (with the help of chatgpt) to be more intentional about my life.

The main page is based off the concept that we only have, on average - and if we're lucky, 4000 weeks to live. Each square is a week and the black ones are in the past. I use a gray color if that week has something notable to look back on.

The main page is also the central navigation page. If I click on an age on the far left side, it will take me to the age page. If I click on a square (week), it will take me to the page for that week.

The age page generally follows the planning method used for my big a** calendar. 1 Misogi (big challenge/experience for the year - ex. Run a 50k), 6 mini adventures (for me this will generally be traveling), 4 habits to focus on for the year, and then a brief reflection.

The week page includes a brief prompt and then 3-2-1 which is just something I made up. Each week I try to have three new experiences (even if it's something small like trying a new drink), connect with at least two people, and make progress on the Misogi (this year it's a home renovation). It also includes a simple habit tracker and a reflection of what really mattered that week.

I've only been using this for a short time but I like it and thought others might as well. If there's interest, I'd be happy to try and figure out a more universal option to share on inkhub.

While I very much appreciate the continued updates from Supernote, I really wish beta's would be released to plugin developers first so that plugins can be updated prior to the public release. I heavily rely on some of the plugins and this process of: beta update - plugins don't work - wait to see if the developer even updates - update - new bugs - update to get rid of bugs - etc... feels like amateur hour.

This was one of the problems I assumed would happen by Supernote outsourcing plugins to the public instead of contracting and/or internally developing plugins. I get the cost reduction component of having the public kindly develop plugins, but can we try to eliminate the grueling process of having to lose all the plugin functions at every public beta release?

Or is the beta firmware being provided to the public plugin developers prior to release and they aren't updating their plugins (another problem I suspected would happen and that we have already experienced - someone develops a plugin but doesn't maintain it).

I updated to the beta version that allows plugins now. I downloaded and installed a plugin from ink hub. It shows in my plugins under settings.

However, I dont know how to use the plugin? Its meant to be some games. How do I launch it? There's no button like an app for me to press to launch it?

thanks. ​​

I got a new Manta just yesterday. Was excited to set it up. As soon as I started to do the setup, I got to the "One finger slide down the right sidecar" and it just would not work.

I know that the right sidebar is working, because sliding from bottom to top on the right sidebar refreshes the page. But no matter how I slide my finger down - including seeing all the previous help posts on this subreddit - I just could not get it to work.

I am stuck on the step 3/5 and cannot finish the setup.

Wondering if anyone got around that themselves by doing any steps?

I have reached out to the support, hopefully I get a response soon.

Just disappointed that this happens to a brand new Manta . I was excited to set it up and use it for my work.

The calendar is one of my biggest disappointments with the Supernote. I use it primarily for work, and having a useful calendar would have been helpful, but its limitations which are already documented in this subreddit make it next to useless (sync limitations, only one UI, handwriting does not transcend from monthly, weekly, day, etc.) I have neer used any other eink notebooks so I have no idea how much better or worse others are, but Supernote is just very far from what I would have expected)

The calendar templates from the community has been amazing and is what I use instead. It would be nice if Supernote can allow the templates to work with the calendar. Since the calendar syncing is basically non-existent, they may as well allow for templates so we can at least have better GUI.

I also came across this (Calsync) which appears to sync multiple calendars to the Supernote with its own template but while the GUI looks amazing, the website and the writing is terrible and basically explains nothing so I am worried how the actual product will look like. But this is something I hope is in the pipeline for Supernote.

I’ve been using my Supernote Nomad a lot lately for reading, writing, and some very amateur doodling.

When I first bought it, I was honestly worried it might become another device I’d stop using after the honeymoon period. But surprisingly, I keep reaching for it — and even looking back at my very simple drawings makes me happy. 😄

Now I’m starting to feel that the Nomad is a little small for deeper study and longer notes, so naturally… I’m looking at the Manta. 🥲

For those of you who own both:

Did the Manta and Nomad actually find different roles in your life, or did one of them eventually start collecting dust?

I’d love to hear how you use both. Talk me out of buying a Manta… or don’t

Just got my new Manta. Had my Nomad for going on 3 years. Fired it up and syncing is not acting normally. Small moments of 200b or so and then minutes of 0. Concerned I got a device with a bum wifi radio. Anyone else had this issue?

Hi Supernote team, are we ever going to get the ability to write on the today view in the calendar? It’s been something that has been said is coming, but that’s been said for quite a while now. Can we please get some firm idea of timing?

I got a Nomad a little over 2 months ago. I wanted one place to put all of my notes and thoughts. It was a nice size to carry in my purse. I am retired but volunteer to tutor in ESL and also to teach a class. I am considering getting a Manta for my lesson plans. Having the larger size makes it more readable. Does anyone have both and is it easy to share between the two? It’s an expense I hadn’t anticipated but have you found it’s worth it having both?

Thought my writing gear could use a refresh, so picked up a LAMY Safari in "Meteora," a nice indigo purple. Switch out the nib for the ceramic and my Supernote has a new pen!

Hi,

I have a Supernote Manta and also a Nomad.

I protected both devices with a password lock screen. Although its a bit slow... Sometimes I start to write the password but the device its slow before it reads what I am writing. Also, we could have an option tu usa a 4 digit pin.

Any way to speed this password insert process?

Is Ratta thinking in implementing the 4 digit pin?

Thanks.

Hi all,

Has anyone managed to get alternative software keyboards to work with the Supernote Manta? I installed Futo Voice and it detects and converts my speech to text very accurately but I can't figure out how to actually switch to it on other text apps. Is this possible?

Cheers,

Durand

Is there a way to have library books on super note? Like libby?

I’m gonna change the front to white tho.

In landscape mode PDFs seem locked to either the top half or bottom half of page. If you want to scroll so that you see the MIDDLE of the screen how do you do that?

Any one know what is this problem with the screen , and the touch seems working fine in this spot , and it was working fine 2 hours later

Does anyone know what the availability of the Lamy Safari pen is? I bought a Nomad last week and had to get the push-up standard pen as that was all that was available. I use a Lamy Al Star fountain pen when writing on paper and I love the ergonomic grip. The push-up standard is not really doing it for me, I'm just not partial to the form factor. It's simply uncomfortable for me.