If you don’t, you may need to enable Scribble in your iPad settings. When using Word, Excel, or PowerPoint on your iPad, you will now see the Scribble Pen icon on the Draw tab of your favorite app. And if you love OneNote, you’ll be happy to know that support for Scribble in OneNote for iPad will be available soon as well. Using Scribble, you can now insert and edit text in your Word documents, PowerPoint presentations, and Excel worksheets on your iPad using your Apple Pencil. Scribble is a capability developed for iPads by Apple which allows you to convert handwriting into text, as you write on any input area accepting text. I’m excited to share that you can now do so by leveraging Apple’s Scribble feature. In the past year, we heard from many of you that you wished to convert your handwritten notes into text using Office apps on your iPads. Converting handwriting to text with Scribble

I’m excited to share the availability of support for handwriting conversion with Apple Scribble in Office mobile apps running on iPads. We focus on ensuring that the user experience with any Microsoft 365 and Windows application feels natural and leverages interaction modalities like pen & ink, touch, and voice. Hi, Officer Insiders! My name is Utkarsh Nagar and I’m a Product Manager on the Natural User Interface (NUI) Experiences team.

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