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> Finally, I invite you to another look at my previous message:
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I did look at your message and I do understand what you are saying. "Notes are for your eyes only." Since we have done this with a similar device in the past, it does not ring true in our case. The iPad 2 can create notes using its internal keyboard or the wireless keyboard just fine. You can save them into the internal application without any additional software.
The issue is, you cannot do much with what you created.
Since my wife does not control the equipment used in each office where she works. buying a new printer is not an option. She switched to hand writing the progress notes and people complained that they could not read her writing.
We will be forced to use the cloud option for now but I would say that the iPad 2 is not ready to be used as a business device.
I did look at a Samsung Galaxy Tab and it only supports one printer total. Right now it is even worse than Apple. Apple has a list of printers they support.
> >> I don't have the non-Cloud solution for your problem.
> >>
> >> However, I wonder if the core of the matter might be in
> >> interpretations of the word "note". (Like "some reminder for myself",
> >> "informal letter to someone else", here apparently "medical status
> >> update", etc.)
> >>
> >> Sorting this out might help in selecting an apt app for this task.
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> --
> Chris Laarman
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