Hi Manuel,

> Hi Kim,

Actually it's Son :-)

>
> I really like Polynote!! Maybe you could consider adding the
> following features.
>
> S1. I know PolyNote is quite straightforward to use, except, for
> instance, Auto text bullet. Maybe documentation is already available,
> but I have not been able to find it. If so, where can I download
> it?. Otherwise, the suggestion is you could write a small manual
> describing the use of the various features.

There is currently no doc for PolyNote (is there any volunteer? :D).
For autobullet, you should have received recently a mail I anwsered someone else on this topic.

>
> S2. In the PolyNote:Table screen, the "New column button" pops up a
> menu with a single option: "New Column...". Then you tap that option
> to bring up the "Column Details". Wouldn't it be simpler to directly
> bring up the "Column Details" box directly after tapping the "New
> column button"?

Hmm, this table thing is not very usable for the moment, I have to admit.
The reason why the button does not bring up directly the New Column Detail dialog is because that this button allow you later do few other thing: hide column, show column,...

>
> And some questions:
>
> Q1. What is the difference between using sketch line smoothing and
> not using it? Don't be offended by this question, but I cannot tell
> the difference.

If you find that the lines are smooth enough, forget this feature (I'd bet you are using a recent device).
This feature is most useful for old devices with low processing power, on which the lines are often fragmented.

>
> Q2. What is Auto text bullet for?

Answered in an another mail.
>
> 5. This might be too much to ask for, but it would be great if
> PolyNote could synchronize with the desktop somehow.

Hmm, this is in the to do list, but will not be possible in any near future.

Have a nice day,

Son