Ia writer iphone8/23/2023 ![]() If you do so the note opened in Drafts looks something like this: Test Note To edit this DTTG note not in DTTG but in Drafts you should NOT use “Open In” but use Draft’s Share icon in DTTG. So far, so good, but again, just one-way. So all of the above Drafts note will be the DTTG note. I modified it because I rarely do write notes with headings and want the whole of the note to become the content. When you use the DTTG action provided by Agile Tortoise, the creators of Drafts, the first line will become the title, the rest the content of the note. Say, you have written this note in Drafts: Test Note I just haven’t tested it because I did see no need to. Nonetheless I dare to contribute to this thread because I think there might be a way to go both directions. Most of these notes I do not edit on my iPad and for the almost always minor edits of the rest the editing capacities of DTTG suffice. Simply because DEVONthink is the place to be for informations of all kinds, as you all well know. But in my case most of the notes created in Drafts I sent to DEVONthink To Go. Because of its flexibility it has the power to be THE text hub on iOS/iPadOS devices. I am using Drafts as my note taking app on the iPad. With the current iOS options, I guess to make this kind of Dropbox workflow work seamlessly, it would require DEVONthink To Go support directly indexed folders through Dropbox API, or something to that extent. It’s not optimal and takes some mental burden to consider what is editable on DEVONthink, etc. I have some other databases that I primarily manage on DEVONthink, such as a scientific documents database and office/receipts kind of database that I can modify on DEVONthink Mac and iOS. I use DEVONthink to Go basically for searching data from this source along with other data I have in DEVONthink, but I’m careful not to modify these notes in DEVONthink To Go. On iOS I use 1Writer and some other apps to directly modify the files. ![]() I have it indexed on Mac, but modify the files in it only when working on Mac. It’s not optimal, but currently I have my main Markdown (etc) notes folder in Dropbox. Browsing to DEVONthink folder in iOS from other app seems like too much hassle. I’ve also struggled to find some optimal workflow for this. But what you see in iOS devices after this in DEVONthink is a “stale” version of the actual files instead of the current Dropbox situation, until you again open DEVONthink on Mac and let it sync the indexed folder. If you have indexed the same folder in DEVONthink Mac, the notes will get synced to DEVONthink sync store and therefore to iOS devices as well. If you modify a file with 1Writer on iPhone and then open the Editorial with Dropbox, you’ll see the same changes. It's not a huge problem, as the taps were almost always registered.There are many applications such as 1Writer, Editorial, Dropbox app itself, etc that sync directly to a Dropbox folder. The keys aren't quite as responsive as the standard iPhone keyboard, however, and sometimes lagged around half a second on my iPhone 4. The additions make for a dramatically improved typing experience on the iPhone, once you teach yourself to forget the muscle memory that has you constantly reaching for the punctuation panel key. The iPhone version does much the same with limited screen space - the word select function has been dropped, for example, though the smaller screen size means it's much less of a pain to simply reach up and tap a word yourself. Writer for iPad did its best to mitigate the drawbacks of typing on glass, though, with an additional row of buttons above the keyboard that includes punctuation shortcuts and left-right cursors for selecting words and individual characters. Who would write anything serious on an iPhone? Japanese keitai novels aside, mobile phones haven't traditionally been viewed as an ideal tool for writing, and the touchscreen keyboard of the iPhone would only seem to exacerbate this fact.
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