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|  Adding Handwritten Notes to a Page
If you have a tablet you can use the stylus to write words on a Notebook page, which NoteBook converts to text using the “InkWell” technology built into OS X. You cannot use InkWell without a tablet.
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To begin writing on a page, switch to Write mode using the Ink toolbar item.
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| As you write words, NoteBook periodically adds bubbles with the text interpretations of what you’ve written - click a bubble to see InkWell’s list of likely interpretations ➊.
Choose an alternate interpretation from the list, or Edit for a sheet where you can type your own text or rewrite the word using the stylus.
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| To rewrite using the stylus, just start writing anywhere on the screen. As you write, a yellow “writing pad” will appear beneath your strokes ➋. When you stop writing, OS X will fill the edit field with its interpretation of what you’ve written. You can also use InkWell gestures to make corrections (you cannot use InkWell gestures when you’re writing on a Notebook page).
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By default, NoteBook displays text interpretation bubbles whenever it converts your writing to text. Choose Show Text Interpretations in the Ink toolbar item to hide the interpretation bubbles.
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