One Workbook 1.3

Create and manage the following:

1. Workbook for practicing writing and journaling
2. Workbook for coloring for kids
3. Workbook for games (Tic-Tac-Toe)
4. General notebooks with different types of paper (lined paper, lined paper with margin, white paper, square paper) for note-taking

To create a new workbook, select a workbook template and provide it with a name. Quickly find the right template by searching keywords such as "coloring," "writing," "drawing," or "game." Preview the template to view the included paper types before creation. Give each workbook a searchable name for easy access.

Upon workbook creation, you may initially see only one page. Add more pages by swiping left from the right edge (except for coloring workbooks, which come with 20 pre-set pages).

Utilize either your fingers or an Apple Pencil for writing or drawing. When an Apple Pencil is detected, exclusive use of the pencil is permitted to prevent accidental hand palm interference. Easily switch back to finger input through the menu button.

Change the page's paper type at any time using the menu button. Load images from your photo library to use as paper background or revert to a blank or last saved version. Your work is automatically saved upon page changes, exiting the app, or returning to the list of notebooks. Manual saving is available through the menu button. Additionally, share or delete specific pages, adjust brush size and color, or choose from preset options like pen, coloring pen, and highlighter.

Navigate through pages by swiping left or right from the edges; access the first and last page via the corresponding menu buttons. If unsure about menu options, consult the help button located at the end of the menu.

Edit notebook names or remove notebooks entirely on the main page by clicking "..." displayed under each notebook.

All work is stored in "Documents/OneWorkbook/" as PNG files. For optimal results, avoid modifying these files outside of the application environment.

(The app functionality is enhanced with an Apple Pencil.)