The Notes app for i OS has always existed as a utilitarian way to quickly jot down whatever comes to mind. It’s completely devoid of fuss, which is perfect for times when you just need to make a quick list, but the lack of features opened the door to other, better note-taking apps like Evernote, Awesome Note, and and One Note. But in i OS 9, Apple’s native note-taking app catches up to those feature-filled rivals from third parties—and if you don’t need a cross-platform solution, Notes might just become your go-to organizer. Here are some of the biggest changes: Formatting Cheesy as it may sound, i OS 9 brings your notes to life. The most obvious change when you start to add text is formatting. You can finally adjust font size by selecting title, heading, or body—you don’t have a range of font point sizes to choose from, but those three sizes are enough to get started. Bold, italicize, underline: all new options. You can make lists useful with bulletpoints, dashes, and number formatting, plus you can turn a task into an item to be checked off with just a tap. ( Consider your mind blown.) Entire notes can be turned into checklists, or you can make specific sections of your text into to-dos to be checked off. Notes in i OS 9 gives you more control over the way your notes look. Sketches and photos Notes supported photos before, but not like this. i OS 9 lets you shoot images and videos from within the Notes app in addition to choosing an image from your Camera Roll. You can also add sketches to notes, which is perfect for artists or people who use a stylus with their i Pads. Just tap the squiggle that marks the sketch function on the bottom right side of a note, then pick between the pen, marker, or pencil and choose which of the eight colors you want to use. There’s even a ruler you can tap to lay on the blank sketch pad for more precise drawing (precise down to the degree of.
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In i OS 7 and later, you can change the size of your font in Mail, Contacts, Calendar, Phone, Notes, and other apps that support Dynamic Type. Change the font size In i OS 8, go to Settings > Display and Brightness > Text Size. In i OS 7, go to Settings > General > Text Size. Drag the slider to make the font bigger or smaller. You'll see this font size in apps that support Dynamic Type for your version of i OS. Make the font even bigger Go to Settings > General > Accessibility > Larger Text (or Larger Type in i OS 7). Turn on Larger Accessibility Sizes (or Larger Dynamic Type in i OS 7) for bigger font options. Drag the slider to select the font size you want. Turn on other Accessibility settings Go to Settings > General > Accessibility to make the text bold, increase the contrast, or invert the colors on your screen. Last Modified: Apr 13, 2015 Helpful? Thanks - please tell us how to help you better. One Moment Please Thanks for your feedback. 52% of people found this helpful. Additional Product Support Information.
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