#dk talks

I really want to get back to maintaining the development log for QeI. Just need more time getting my work space for this organized.

I’m chugging away on Project Quaere et Inveni, but I wanted to take a moment to give my opinion on a little notebook and the app that comes with it.

That is the RocketBook.  It’s a reusable notebook that you can clean the pages with a damp microfiber cloth and comes in three sizes: Mini, Everlast, and Wave. (I use the Everlast you can find in the stationary department at Wal-Mart. The Everlast came with a microfiber cloth and a black ink Pilot Frixon pen.)

The way it works is that is has a series of symbols on the bottom of each page.  On the inside front cover are the same ones, but you can write in which symbol goes to the which destination.  (These should match how you set them up in your app as well.) It can sync up to your Google Drive, Dropbox, and (most importantly for me) EverNote along with a few others.

The real thing I like with the app is that you can do pdf scans.  It scans multiple pages (that have to have the same symbol marked in the notebook and the option has to enabled in the app) and consolidates them into a single pdf file.  I wrote up four pages of notes for my game, scanned, and now they sit in my game’s project notebook in EverNote.  Though I need to figure out how to set up color in my scans since I have multiple Frixon pens now in various colors. ^^;