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did you like the original nib? if so, it was a rubber tip. if you want a metal tip, you can check out the link in the description

it's so weird, it seems like Microsoft updated their support article that had the import tool. Did you purchase one of my OneNote planners? if so, in the included pdf, I link to the onenote importer tool. if not, then let me see if I can pull it from the pdf and set off it's still working.

@@littlepeaceofhappiness No I did not purchase from you but no matter how many videos I watch it looks like I am just stuck

@@tanajahr. Try this link, hopefully it still works. This is what I used in the video, but it looks like microsoft updated their support page regarding import after I created this video. www.onenote.com/notebooks/exportimport?toImport=true&auth=1&fromAR=1

@@littlepeaceofhappiness I have tried it all. Even with Microsoft support and from my University. It looks like yes they did get rid of the ability to import.

@@tanajahr. Did you try that link I gave you in the previous comment? And are you trying to import into a university account or personal account?

Samsung can't guarantee third party nibs for thr spen. So there may be some risks using it. For mines personally, my pen is still working fine. Of course you don't want to push the nib in too far and you also don't want to apply heavy pressure with the metal tip. If you're worried, you can always use the metal tip in a different pen. There are alot of EMR stylus options that will work on the Samsung tablet. The staedler pencil is a great option and you can use the metal tip in there as well. The pencil itself is affordable and could be a nice backup if you're worried about damaging the spen. check out the links in my description!

you can try going to samsung directly or looking on their website.

Always great to look back and have a reference

it uses EMR technology and they list their compatability PDF on their site. You can check it here www.staedtler.com/us/en/discover/noris-digital/#section-30957

@@littlepeaceofhappiness thanks

You're welcome!

Thanks for watching, I hope this was helpful!

Thank you

is there a certain app you're trying to work with? I haven't had to use it at an angle but I can try it

I know they sell them on aliexpress for really cheap if you want to wait 3 weeks for shipping

Any thing you can put your mind to! 🤤

Can you tell me what you mean by full screen? You're able to zoom in and zoom out on the document by pinching your fingers in and out on the screen. However, if you're asking how to make your planner fit the width/height of the app perfectly, then there is no way to do that. How it fits within the app all depends on the dimensions of the PDF that the creator made it.

Yes you're right that Samsung Notes only works on Samsung devices. But digital stickers in general are just PNG/JPEG images so the individual stickers can still be used in a PDF note app. And I include blank PDF stickerbooks so users can put the stickers in the books themselves. What device are you using and what app? What video would be helpful for you?

Love this! ❤

Woo Hoo!! Thank you for watching and subscribing to our channel!!

We use what we can, lol

are you asking about the tabs in the planner? if so, then those are just the 12 custom sections

You're so welcome!!!

I personally am an android user. the Samsung s pen is for writing. when you ask about reading pdfs are you asking about apps? samsung users seem to like samsung notes for reading and annotating because if you have a samsung laptop, you can sync it there. But if you prefer OneNote for notes, then maybe an Microsoft surface or apple would be better because Onenote app for Android is not very good.

@@littlepeaceofhappiness Okay, thank you for suggestions.

You are very welcome!

@@littlepeaceofhappiness For S Pen which tip you prefer titanium(metal) or plastic?

the metal is better than plastic because it will last longer. I like the metal tip and the original rubber tip that came with the spen. it also depends on the screen protector you use. the rubber tip is smoother on a glass protector. While the metal tip feels better on a matte/paperlike screen

You are right. A lot of these materials state "not for pressure" or some similar language. I don't keep it under pressure, only when needed. I don't keep it attached year round either. I've had to do small epoxy support at one joint (likely due to poor gluing).

It does, the manufacturer also says it has 4,096 pressure levels.

Thanks for watching. If you watching at 3:30 I show you how I remove the tips. The tips come with a set of tweezers to pull it out. Sometimes it takes a few tries because it's slippery.

Those are great suggestions! Thanks

Thanks for watching!! I'm glad you're loving the videos. The Penly app is a paid app. But in comparison to other apps, I think it is still affordable with all of the features it offers. I haven't heard of it being free only on Samsung. I have a Samsung tablet and I paid for mines. This app I believe is only available on android devices though.

I haven't tried the copper metal tip before so I can't really answer that question. The top i used is stainless steel, if that helps

@@littlepeaceofhappiness great thanks have any of the metal tips scratched the screen upon you usage ?

@@littlepeaceofhappiness because i was ordering the spen tip so i saw one is titanium and copper can you give me a brief the info about the metal tip is it rounded or pointy like a needle ?

the one I use in the video is titanium. Sorry I misspoke when I said stainless steel. And in the video I show a close up that it is a round tip. It hasn't not scratches my tablet but I use a matte paperlike screen protector. I wouldn't recommended using it directly on the glass surface with a screen protector. I also don't press down very hard when I write. Using a matter paperlike screen protector helps give the metal tip a little more grip.

@@littlepeaceofhappiness oh dont worry it is okay i just want to make wise decsion when it comes to buying out things

That's a good suggestion and makes sense!

Personally, I used sketchbook. Thats just the first one I learned but I've heard there are others that are pretty good

I personally have not seen any issues with sensitivity. my tablet is also inside of a case eith a built in screen and I haven't noticed an issue myself.

Thanks for watching!! please give this video a thumbs up so it can help others too!

@@littlepeaceofhappiness i see, and the stylus in itself doesn't have any damages and everything works well? btw thanks for replying this quick hehe.

I haven't seen any issues or damage to my pen. just don't push it in hard

You're so welcome!! Thank you for watching

Haven't hit my head yet. Pressurized anything should always require caution. So far no real issues.

I have samsung s7 plus and used the spen that came with the tablet. If your s6 lite uses the same spen as mine, then the metal tips that I put in the description should work. If you have a different pen then you need to use tips that work in your pen. I have also used a Stadler emr pen and used the metal tips there and they work as well.

I still have the same metal tip and screen on. But I also don't use it on a daily basis. By the look of the metal tip, I can't see it wearing down. The metal tip on the matte screen is more textured when writing or drawing on so its not slippery like using the regular nib on the glass screen protector. I feel I have more control. I think it would still feel grippy using the regular nib on the matte screen as well. It just wouldn't last as long.

Thank you. Will it damage the home screen?

it hasn't damaged mine with a screen protector on. I use the matte screen protector

Thanks for the tip!! I haven't tried contacting samsung customer service. I'll have to look into that!

@@littlepeaceofhappiness U may not find it in all Authorized Samsung stores,,, but ofcourse you can also request them to order one for you.

Thanks! What tip are you using for your stylus?

@@littlepeaceofhappiness I use soft tip of Samsung (good for writing),,, though I also have hard tip

I asked the store in India They say it's 500 rupees for one nib .....what should I do now Metal or plastic which is better ?

Which tip are you using that it breaks down so easily? the plastic?

​​@@littlepeaceofhappinessthe original rubber nibs I buy 100 plastic nibs expecting it would break down easily too and yeah it is breaking down easily, it's probably my paperlike that's too rough, I should probably look into the metal nibs, thanks for the review though!

You're welcome! I thought I would like the plastic nib because it's a finer tip. But the wear down of it is ridiculous. I do like the feel of the original rubber nib but for longevity, its just not durable.

Thank you! Hopefully it sparks new ideas as well!

I think it depends on what you're going for. The aluminum is long lasting but a little noisy when it runs against the paperlike screen. The original feels nice because it glides against the glass, the only issue is that it won't last long. I did not like the plastic tip at all. it wore down way too fast. Maybe there's a different brand or a better quality hard plastic but the one I tried, I don't recommend.

Thank you I want to work on more stickers. I recently released some stickers that are functional but pretty to look at. I haven't made another sticker kit like the one is this video. But if you like what's in this kit, maybe ill make more like this style. I struggle with decorating spread bc I'm so used to functional planning but I would like to use stickers. so I want to make more stickers this summer that are functional and pretty so its easier to "decorate" with.

Thank you

Yea, it was. 😅.

I'm glad you found this helpful. Thanks for watching!

Thanks!@

I did not see any interference with the spen. I did not put screen protectors directly on top of each though.

​@@littlepeaceofhappinessThanks

you're welcome!

I'm honestly not sure how it will perform of you double up on screen protectors. Is there a reason why you want to stack two screen protectors directly on top of each other? In another video I actually do something similar because I bought a case that came with its own screen cover so I placed the matte screen on the front of my hard case and I left my glass screen protector on the actual tablet itself since the tablet was inside the case...I hope that makes sense. You should watch my other video on when I installed the matte protector on my case.

The truth is I would hate to waste my tempered glass mica but I would like to try the matte mica. Thanks I will watch your other video​@@littlepeaceofhappiness

@sakitex1057 I would hate to waste the glass screen as well. I saw someone taking the glass screen off and trying to save it on parchment paper. I've never tried that though

I am not sure. I would recommend using a screen protector.

Hi! Thanks for watching! At which time point are you asking about the app? I used a couple of different apps in here to compare the tip. And Yes, the button still works with the tip and doesn't affect the function at all.

@@littlepeaceofhappiness all the apps😅 i forgot to put an s, sorry and thank you for that. i am quite scared to change nibs because i love using the side button for erasing and thought it would be affected. i have another question (sorry😅) would you suggest the metal or plastic nib for a tempered glass screen protector

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment! I think it really depends on how you want it to feel in your hand. If you're painting, then I think the spen that comes eith thr tablet and the rubber tip would be nice because it would glide smoothly with a little bit of friction (very little). I think you can still use a metal tip on the glass screen protector if you don't want the tip to wear as quickly but I wouldn't use the metal tip directly on the screen surface without some type of protector. even with the paperlike screen protector, the metal tip still slips against the screen very smoothly. For me, I wouldn't go with thr plastic tip at all unless you find a harder plastic that wouldn't wear as quickly. Thr plastic tip I used in this video wore within the first hour and it was really wasteful. Unless you want to try the wacom one pen that has a harder plastic nib and you can use that on the paperlike or glass protector. It wasn't my personal favorite because I felt like it was too slippery across the screen and the tip was too large.

@@littlepeaceofhappiness thank you! I'll keep that in mind!

You're welcome! Let me know what you combo you decide to go with! It might be helpful to someone else :) @@linqsounds

They are 62" in length

Hi! Thanks for watching. Can you tell me which planner you're using? the pages on my planners are all white. the tabs are the only thing that are colored and I also offer different color variations in my shop.

@@littlepeaceofhappiness Thanks for your response, I've decided to stick with paper planning.

You're welcome! Sometimes I prefer paper as well for speed. What didn't work out for you in digital planning? Btw, what paper planner and weekly layout are you using? I just bought a few paper planners from happy planner during their big sale!

@littlepeaceofhappiness It's a Minlna planner from Amazon. I wanted to try to make digital planning work, but I tend not to want to go into my cell for my tasks, etc., and find it easier to just flip open a paper planner. I think part of the issue is setting up the digital planner, plus I have an android cell and tablet. I don't carry a large tablet in my purse on a daily basis and found that a lot of digital planners don't work well on cell phones. I also feel like I would need support and guidance to figure it out, so I just took the easy route.

Planning is supposed to make our lives easier. I totally understand not wanting to haul your tablet around. I have a Samsung s7+ and I would not want to carry that thing lol. As a creator, I find more joy creating the digital planners and stickers but often don't have time to plan in them to make them pretty. I often write my notes in a small notebook. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching! You should be able to open any PDF!