Couple questions: 1) Are the portrait & landscape documents completely separate - in other words, if I update the portrait doc are the changes synched to the landscape version? 2) Say I want to use multiple devices to take notes: Remarkable, iPad, and PC. Since the planner is a PDF can I store a "master" version of the doc on Dropbox and use the Dropbox Integration on Remarkable, PDF Editor on the iPad and PC to access the dropbox master doc? That way I am using a true master single document across all devices. Update the planner on iPad, go to Remarkable make edits, and then access the same doc on the PC.
With the remarkable the views are individual notebooks. Most people will load the landscape version and then use pinch to zoom to create a portrait view if that is there desire. As for question 2. The remarkable as an e ink device places the annotation on an additional layer. This layer is visible inside the remarkable app across devices and online, however when it comes to making edits at this time the remarkable does that have the enabled software to do that. You can view on other devices but need to edit on the remarkable. There is other apps that work across devices, but the remarkable being what it is, does not allow that. We have a few videos on our page that showcase this.
I struggle with a paper planner because I can't stand my handwriting. Cna the handwritten content in the planner convert to text as well? I have been searching for this and haven't seen it. Thanks!
Many devices and software offer the ability to convert handwritten type to text. This can be accomplished on many computers like tablets. There are not many e-ink devices that offer this feature yet.
@@bodendorfer OK. Thanks for the reply. I thought the Remarkable converted to handwriting to text? So the planner itself doesn't do it? Sorry for the dumb question. I don't have a Remarkable yet and am trying to see if this and your planner would be a good fit for me.Thanks again.
There is 4 editions to the planner. The daily pages are the same throughout all the editions. Here is the comparison brandenbodendorfer.com/remarkable-digital-planners-shop/#editions
Hey Brandon, I was wondering if I buy a planner for remarkable and want to try the OneNote version as well for my iPad, do I spend another $159 for OneNote Notebook version? Would you have a bundle discount for different devices?
Hello! So if you want to purchase the onenote version. Go ahead, email me your order number and I will gift you the remarkable edition. That way you can try both this first year and see what you like best. support@brandenbodendorfer.com (Note to everyone: Our planner starts at $29 for the personal edition)
I'm struggling whether I should buy Remarkable 2 now or wait for Remarkable 3?
I personlly don't think we will see a remarkable 3 this year. If we do it will be late in the year.
please go for remarkable paper pro.. which is out now (with colour feature)
The screen brightness looks really dim. That’s a very uncomfortable experience
Note: it is really hard to flim a remarkable on camera. In person the screen looks fabulous.
Hey, sir, another great video on a great device.
You are always one of the first! Thanks!
Couple questions:
1) Are the portrait & landscape documents completely separate - in other words, if I update the portrait doc are the changes synched to the landscape version?
2) Say I want to use multiple devices to take notes: Remarkable, iPad, and PC. Since the planner is a PDF can I store a "master" version of the doc on Dropbox and use the Dropbox Integration on Remarkable, PDF Editor on the iPad and PC to access the dropbox master doc? That way I am using a true master single document across all devices. Update the planner on iPad, go to Remarkable make edits, and then access the same doc on the PC.
With the remarkable the views are individual notebooks. Most people will load the landscape version and then use pinch to zoom to create a portrait view if that is there desire. As for question 2. The remarkable as an e ink device places the annotation on an additional layer. This layer is visible inside the remarkable app across devices and online, however when it comes to making edits at this time the remarkable does that have the enabled software to do that. You can view on other devices but need to edit on the remarkable. There is other apps that work across devices, but the remarkable being what it is, does not allow that. We have a few videos on our page that showcase this.
I struggle with a paper planner because I can't stand my handwriting. Cna the handwritten content in the planner convert to text as well? I have been searching for this and haven't seen it. Thanks!
Many devices and software offer the ability to convert handwritten type to text. This can be accomplished on many computers like tablets. There are not many e-ink devices that offer this feature yet.
@@bodendorfer OK. Thanks for the reply. I thought the Remarkable converted to handwriting to text? So the planner itself doesn't do it? Sorry for the dumb question. I don't have a Remarkable yet and am trying to see if this and your planner would be a good fit for me.Thanks again.
You said this was he executive planner. Does the Business, Professional, and Personal have the same features that you shown here?
There is 4 editions to the planner. The daily pages are the same throughout all the editions. Here is the comparison brandenbodendorfer.com/remarkable-digital-planners-shop/#editions
@@bodendorfer thank you very much for a quick response. I'm gonna order the remarkable and order your planner
Email me and I’ll get you a 15% coupon. Support@brandenbodendorfer.com
@bodendorfer you bet! I'll message through my business email.
Hey Brandon, I was wondering if I buy a planner for remarkable and want to try the OneNote version as well for my iPad, do I spend another $159 for OneNote Notebook version? Would you have a bundle discount for different devices?
Hello! So if you want to purchase the onenote version. Go ahead, email me your order number and I will gift you the remarkable edition. That way you can try both this first year and see what you like best. support@brandenbodendorfer.com (Note to everyone: Our planner starts at $29 for the personal edition)
Thanks! Just sent you an email with my last order#. @@bodendorfer
Hello, does it also work with the keyboard?
Thank you. Can this be used on Kobo Elipse 2
From what I can tell, our planner is a pdf file that you would be able to import into Kobo Elipse 2 and then use your stylus to mark up.