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- Based on [Illustration is a cooperation of pictures and words
- Now I can draw with a pen.
- What if I wanted to put in a word?
- Write with a pen
- Make a sticky note
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Is the text just sticky notes?
- Sticky notes have restrictions.
- Frame.
- Fixed size
- Isn’t it hard to cooperate with pictures?
- Sticky notes have restrictions.
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Proposed method of realization 1
- The “Text Without Borders” button
- A text input field appears just like a sticky note.
- Variable-length, fixed-font-size text boxes are being added more and more on new lines.
- Drag and place in figure afterwards
- Concern: Might want to adjust font size later
- The mechanism of being able to specify font size only in advance is not good. - Edit after the fact
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Proposed method of realization 2
- press the button
- Boxes can be drawn
- Drawing a box brings focus to the text area, where you type
- As with stickies, “Font size auto-adjusts to fit box.”
- Concern: Might be time-consuming to switch back and forth between text and handwritten input
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concern
- If you have the means to output cleanly, you try to output cleanly.
- Trying to convert text in a figure to text is not productive.
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It is more convenient to have a string in text format to hit the search.
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Maybe voice input instead of keyboard would be better.
- Lack of functionality to delete or edit when strange conversions occur.
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It might be better if the text is placed on sticky notes around the diagram and pointed out with a leader line.
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