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Under Ink Tools > Pens, select Convert to Shapes. You can convert ink drawings on a touch screen into common shapes. With your pen or finger, select parts of the ink drawing or text that you want to erase.Д¬onvert ink drawings to shapes (PowerPoint only) A faded, dashed selection region appears around it, and when you're done, the portion you lassoed will be selected.Дelete parts of an ink drawing or parts of written words (PowerPoint only) With your pen or finger, drag to draw a circle around the part of the drawing or word that you want to select.

Under Ink Tools, on the Pens tab, click Lasso Select. (You cannot use the Lasso tool to select non-ink objects (shapes, pictures, etc.). To select part of a drawing or some written words, use the Lasso tool.

OneNote: Draw and sketch notes on a page Extra features in PowerPoint Select parts of an ink drawing or written words (PowerPoint only) If you're using OneNote and want to draw, see these other articles: With your pen or finger, select the word or ink drawing that you want to erase. Under Ink Tools, on the Pens tab, click the arrow below Eraser, and then pick an eraser size. You can highlight text in Excel, Word, and Outlook, but PowerPoint doesn't support highlighting text.Дelete whole written words or ink drawings Point and drag your pen or finger over the text that you want to highlight. Under Ink Tools, on the Pens tab, click Highlighter, and then pick a highlight color. On the touch screen, begin writing or drawing. To change the ink color and stroke width, point to the color and width (0.35mm - 0.5mm) you want. Go to the Review tab and select Start Inking to display the Ink Tools and Pens tab. Under Draw > Tools on the Ribbon, tap Lasso Select. It's most useful when you have a mixture of standard and ink objects and you only want to select an ink object. PowerPoint and Excel also have an ink selection tool, Lasso Select, specifically for selecting objects drawn with ink. The selection tool can select digital ink drawings and any other kind of objects. When you've been drawing with ink, you can use Stop Inking on the Draw tab to change the mouse pointer back to a standard selection tool. Languages supported for ink-to-text conversion See which languages are supported by Ink Editor (in Word) and the ink-to-text converter (in PowerPoint) OneNote for Mac: Draw and annotate with ink OneNote 2016, 2013, 2010, or 2007: Draw and sketch notes on a page

Notes on mac draw windows#

OneNote for Windows 10: Write notes and draw in OneNote Hand-write notes and draw or sketch pictures

Notes on mac draw series#

Replay a series of inking actions on a slideДraw straight lines in ink, or align a set of objectsДraw straight lines or align things with the ruler Use touch or a digital pen to write a complex math equation, and then convert it to text Use touch or a digital pen with Windows digital ink to edit documentsД¬onvert an ink drawing to standard text or a standard Office graphic shapeД¬onvert an ink drawing to a standard Office graphic shape Then you can use the pen to move, resize, or rotate the ink object. Use the supported digital pen button to Lasso Select ink without visiting the ribbon. In both Excel and PowerPoint, with a digital pen, you can select an area without even tapping the selection tool on the ribbon. Then you can manipulate that object as you wish: move it, change its color, and so on. A faded, dashed selection region appears around it, and when you're done, the portion you lassoed is selected.

Under Draw > Tools on the Ribbon, tap Lasso Select or. (This tool can't select non-ink objects-that is, shapes, pictures, etc.)

To select part of a drawing or words written in ink, use the Lasso Select tool. It's most useful when you have a mixture of standard and ink objects and you only want to select an ink object.ДЄpplies only to Word, PowerPoint, and Excel: There is also an ink selection tool, Lasso Select, or for specifically for selecting objects drawn with ink. All apps include a Draw tool on the Draw tab of the Ribbon for switching between inking mode and selection mode.