Regarding the tables and changing the size, you can make the rows thinner by selecting the table and going to the table spacing icon next to the font box and sliding the cell spacing way down. Then push up on the bottom of the table and it should all narrow out. Another thing is to make sure you have the font smaller as this will affect the size of the rows as well.
Thanks so much for this video. Lots of people on the supernote reddit mentioned it and it seemed like a lot of hassle but you have broken it down. Thank so much. Super tempted to ditch my pdf planner and go for a bullet journal style and design my own.
Thanks for the kind comment! I agree that it's a little bit more work up front but I find having custom templates really saves me a lot of time overall. I prefer a PDF planner for some things but for notes I still use templates :)
I'm a BuJo addict (ahem) and a prolific note-taker. I migrated to e-Ink this year and settled on the SN A5x as my platform of choice. It took me about a month to get the flow of using a tablet as a notepad (still learning) and this channel is a wonderful discovery. pixel leaves does a fantastic job of explaining the device and its use. I keep looking at PDF planners, but continue using my e-Ink BuJo just as if I was writing in my paper version. But, at the end of the year, I will have a *lot* fewer note sheets floating around my workspace. :)
Thank you so much for sharing! You've been such an amazing resource since I got my supernote last month (and even while I was waiting for it in the mail). I really appreciate just how beautiful and easy to watch your videos are 💖
Use Canva to customize the *modular* templates in my shop!: ko-fi.com/pixelleaves/shop 🌿 Specially designed for the 📘Remarkable 📓Supernote 📒Boox Note/Air
Great vid - thanks! Missing: how can I link areas on one template to another template? PDF links accomplish this, in theory. Have you experimented with this? For instance: I want to be able to click on a customer name (entered into a box for that) or date & be offered a list of links: meeting notes for that day & customer, monthly summary, customer sales plan for that customer... Lots of ways this would be useful. Good review as it stands, but there's lots of room for a deeper dive into automating template links. Thank you.
@@nicolasdesforges6645 You need a third party app or SSH to load the PNG templates. PDF templates are easiest but you lose some minor functionality like you can't convert handwriting to text on a PDF page. But if you don't mind that then it is a great option.
Super helpful! Do you think it would be easier to do if you make the template on the note taking device you'll use? Or is the ghosting too much to get something done? Omg thank you also for your modular things!😭😭
Hi! Thank you so much for your video!!! Super useful. I've done everything you mentioned up until downloading the canva doc as PNG. BUT, how in the world do I copy some of the images when I have them in SN and paste them into my notes? I even copied the document in PDF, and JPEG format, I've put them as TEMPLATES too, but it doesn't work either Thank you in advance for your time. I might have to schedule a one-on-one.
Fun idea: recreate this template video using a Boox or other device. Show how to do this using only the device rather than a PC. Great video, by the way.
Regarding the tables and changing the size, you can make the rows thinner by selecting the table and going to the table spacing icon next to the font box and sliding the cell spacing way down. Then push up on the bottom of the table and it should all narrow out. Another thing is to make sure you have the font smaller as this will affect the size of the rows as well.
Thanks so much for this video. Lots of people on the supernote reddit mentioned it and it seemed like a lot of hassle but you have broken it down. Thank so much. Super tempted to ditch my pdf planner and go for a bullet journal style and design my own.
Thanks for the kind comment! I agree that it's a little bit more work up front but I find having custom templates really saves me a lot of time overall. I prefer a PDF planner for some things but for notes I still use templates :)
I'm a BuJo addict (ahem) and a prolific note-taker. I migrated to e-Ink this year and settled on the SN A5x as my platform of choice.
It took me about a month to get the flow of using a tablet as a notepad (still learning) and this channel is a wonderful discovery. pixel leaves does a fantastic job of explaining the device and its use.
I keep looking at PDF planners, but continue using my e-Ink BuJo just as if I was writing in my paper version. But, at the end of the year, I will have a *lot* fewer note sheets floating around my workspace. :)
New Supernote user here. It can be very daunting trying to figure this out but your videos are so very helpful! Thanks so much!!
Thank you so much for sharing! You've been such an amazing resource since I got my supernote last month (and even while I was waiting for it in the mail). I really appreciate just how beautiful and easy to watch your videos are 💖
Really glad to hear you enjoy the videos, and I hope you're enjoying your Supernote! :)
@@pixelleaves I have! I feel like I'm writing on elevated paper! Plus, reading epubs and library books on the kindle app has been a dream for my eyes.
Excellent and simple to follow video - thank you very much
Great tutorial, I may have missed how to download it to the reMarkable tablet
Use Canva to customize the *modular* templates in my shop!: ko-fi.com/pixelleaves/shop 🌿
Specially designed for the 📘Remarkable 📓Supernote 📒Boox Note/Air
Super interesting! Thank you. Will try.
Well done for no edits 😊
Haha thank you! In a way, this video was harder for me to do than ones with hours of editing 😅
Yay another awesome video! Thank you so much
Great videos!
Ang galing galing mo!!
Great vid - thanks!
Missing: how can I link areas on one template to another template? PDF links accomplish this, in theory. Have you experimented with this?
For instance: I want to be able to click on a customer name (entered into a box for that) or date & be offered a list of links: meeting notes for that day & customer, monthly summary, customer sales plan for that customer... Lots of ways this would be useful.
Good review as it stands, but there's lots of room for a deeper dive into automating template links.
Thank you.
How do I get this onto the remarkable has a template though?
My question exactly
In case, does anyone have an answer to this question ?
Me, too!
@@nicolasdesforges6645 You need a third party app or SSH to load the PNG templates. PDF templates are easiest but you lose some minor functionality like you can't convert handwriting to text on a PDF page. But if you don't mind that then it is a great option.
Super helpful! Do you think it would be easier to do if you make the template on the note taking device you'll use? Or is the ghosting too much to get something done?
Omg thank you also for your modular things!😭😭
I think it’s faster overall to just do it on a regular laptop! 😅 Maybe it’s just me
Hi! Thank you so much for your video!!! Super useful. I've done everything you mentioned up until downloading the canva doc as PNG. BUT, how in the world do I copy some of the images when I have them in SN and paste them into my notes? I even copied the document in PDF, and JPEG format, I've put them as TEMPLATES too, but it doesn't work either Thank you in advance for your time. I might have to schedule a one-on-one.
Fun idea: recreate this template video using a Boox or other device. Show how to do this using only the device rather than a PC. Great video, by the way.
cool vid
Un video muy útil
Does this One format works on all devices
do you need to have the file compressed or somehow how make it small so it doesnt take up too much storage space on the remarkable?
QUESTION: Is there a way to include the dotted background?
You can drop in any background!
@@pixelleaves Oh you mean just make a layer?
I bought, but how do I download - get from computer to dropbox to SN???
I just transfer via USB, personally!