Using Gesture Mode for Underlines & Highlights

1. Selecting a Word (Circle Gesture or Long Press)

A scene where a word is selected

Highlighted with a highlighter, automatically recorded as an annotation.

• In gesture mode, press and hold the desired word for at least one second, or draw a circle around it. The selected word will be highlighted, and a pop-up menu will appear.
• If you choose an underline or highlighter pen, it automatically becomes an “Annotation”. You can check all annotations by tapping the top-right menu’s Annotations; tapping on an annotation will jump you to that page.
• Alternatively, in gesture mode, you can mark the selected word as a bookmark (by tapping the ribbon icon). That Bookmark is then saved in the top-right menu. Tapping the bookmark later takes you directly to the marked page.

2. Selecting a Single Line (Underline Gesture)

• In gesture mode, draw an underline on the sentence you want to select.
• Once selected, the same pop-up menu appears as above; you can process it as an annotation or bookmark, then quickly find and jump to it via the top-right menu.

3. Selecting Multiple Lines (Parenthesis Gesture)

• To select multiple lines at once, switch to gesture mode, then draw a parenthesis shape starting from either the right side or the left side of the range you want to select.
• All included text is selected, and a pop-up menu lets you convert it into an annotation or a bookmark, just like single-line selection.

<aside> ☝ (Additional) Eraser Gesture — Deleting Handwritten Items

If you draw a zigzag line over any highlights, underlines, or handwriting with the gesture pen, everything within that zigzag (handwriting, annotations, bookmarks) will be deleted.

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<aside> ❓ What Is the Difference Between an Annotation and a Bookmarks? An annotation highlights text using underlines or highlighter pens, allowing you to jump immediately to that text from your note.

A bookmark, by contrast, is designed to mark the entire page for quick reference. Bookmarked pages appear in the Bookmark menu so you can quickly return to them.

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Capture, Drag & Drop

1. Image Capture

• In gesture mode, draw a shape ㄱ , ㄴ, ㅁ or English L around the desired area. An icon will appear to show that the area has been captured, as in the example.
• At this point, long-press the captured section and drag it to wherever you want.
• Especially, you can also drag and drop the captured image into your note. Once you drop the image into the note, a link is automatically created (shown in the top-left corner of the captured image).
• When you tap that link button in the note, the corresponding textbook automatically opens to the exact page for quick access.

2. Text Capture

• In gesture mode, select the desired text, then long-press the highlighted text and drag it wherever you want.
• The advantage of text capture is that you can later edit the text. If you long-press the captured text box again in gesture mode, it switches to editable text.
• As with image capture, any text box you drag into your note will have a link icon. Tapping that link will instantly open the associated textbook page.