How is palm rejection using onenote? null

It's pretty good. My only complaint is that sometimes when you're about to start writing, you might unintentionally change the zoom when you rest your hand on the tablet, which is really annoying. Microsoft really needs to have a "zoom-lock" toggle button or something. But until then, the solution really is to just make sure the tablet recognizes the pen right before you set your hand down. The zoom window won't change when the pen is close to the screen

It works great if you touch the tablet with your hand while writing, I haven't had any problems so far, I had one of the original Samsung tablets and I had to be careful as it would cause the picture to zoom in and out when I try to use the pen but I haven't had that problem with this new one

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It's pretty good. My only complaint is that sometimes when you're about to start writing, you might unintentionally change the zoom when you rest your hand on the tablet, which is really annoying. Microsoft really needs to have a "zoom-lock" toggle button or something. But until then, the solution really is to just make sure the tablet recognizes the pen right before you set your hand down. The zoom window won't change when the pen is close to the screen
Answered by aerialfox 7 years ago
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It works great if you touch the tablet with your hand while writing, I haven't had any problems so far, I had one of the original Samsung tablets and I had to be careful as it would cause the picture to zoom in and out when I try to use the pen but I haven't had that problem with this new one
Answered by ryndmoss 8 years ago
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