To add a space between handwritten text for sentences or paragraphs, select the text using the Smart Selection drag gesture described above. To add a space between words, use your Apple Pencil to tap and hold the spot where you want to add it. This is handy in all sorts of scenarios, like making room to insert a word, creating a line break, or just spacing out your text for easier reading. You can add space between words, sentences, or paragraphs. Adding space within textĪdding space is something else you can do with the Scribble feature. You can “erase” text you don’t want by scribbling through it, basically crossing it out.Īfter you scribble a line through the word or phrase, it will disappear from the screen just like you erased it. Similar to selecting text in a way that makes sense is deleting it. If you select more than you mean to, just slide backwards to deselect it. Simply use the Pencil or your finger to slide through the text in a single motion. This is convenient for selecting paragraphs. In addition to tapping to select more than a single word, you can also use Smart Selection to drag through the handwritten text you want. Like with typed text, what you select will be highlighted for you to take action. Using your Apple Pencil or your finger, double-tap a word to select it or triple-tap to select the entire sentence. The Smart Selection feature will know exactly what you want to select. With handwritten text, you can use the same gestures as before with typed text to select words and sentences. You can also strike a line through a word or phrase to select it. Once you do, the text will become highlighted and ready for your next action. When you want to select a specific text, maybe to apply formatting or make a change to a word, you can do so just like you would with a pen and paper, in a sense.Ĭircle the word or phrase that you want to select. 3) Adding space within text Selecting text with Apple Pencilĭepending on whether the text you want to select is typed or handwritten, you have different gestures you can use.
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