Erasing Ink In The Archive; Fixing Overwritten Ink - IBM TransNote User Manual

Erasing ink in the archive

You cannot restore or
Undo erased ink. If
needed, you can re-write
the ink on the original page
and upload it. Be careful to
page back to the exact
digital page when you do
this.

Fixing overwritten ink

It is best to separate
overwritten pages on the
Current Notepad so they
are already separated
when you file them into My
Ink Files. However, if the
Fix Overwriting window
cannot separate your
Current Notepad page
correctly, try filing the page
into My Ink Files, and then
fixing the filed page using
the second set of
scenarios.
If you want to remove personal notes or unnecessary ink on a
Current Notepad or Archive page, erase the digital ink before you
file a copy of the page into an ink file.
To erase ink on an archive page:
1. To delete ink from the page, select Edit > Edit Original Page,
and then select OK when prompted.
2. Use the mouse pointer to draw a box around the ink. If
needed, use the zoom controls to reduce or enlarge the view
so you can accurately select ink to erase.
3. When the correct ink is inside the box, select Edit > Erase Ink
in Archive. An empty box remains on the page to indicate that
ink was erased from the location.
Sometimes you will see two (or more) pages of handwriting show
up on the same uploaded page. This happens if you forget to turn
the electronic page (tap Page Forward) when you turn the paper
page.
As you take notes on the digital notepad, it records the time of
each stroke of the pen. Ink Manager Pro uses these time-stamps
to help you fix the overwritten pages.
Fixing overwritten pages in the Current Notepad
• Separate two overwritten pages in the Current Notepad.
• Separate three or more overwritten pages in the Current
Notepad.
• Move an area of ink from one page to another page in the
Current Notepad.
To separate two overwritten pages in the Current Notepad:
For example, you might write ink on pages 1 and 2 of your
notepad, but forget to tap Page Forward when you turned the
paper page. On the computer in Current Notepad view, page 1 is
Current Notepad Pages
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