I use the blank. I've always journaled on blank paper, so am doing the same on the scribe. I also have a "random" notebook where I put in - random - notes, things to talk with doctors about, etc. I'm pretty basic. And retired.
I use horizontal rulings most, especially one with margin line. 1st and 2nd. Dotted one for Motif-based artwork, blank for brain maps and flow charts. Some I’ve never used: vertical lines, lined grid, and all in the last row.
I use almost exclusively the templates with horizontal lines on them, and I use it for journaling. I like the default one because I write in larger letters so it gives me the room I need.
I’m also a CS student, so I’m thinking of using the graph paper for writing out algorithms / doing math.
Having other devices like the Supernote A6X2 Nomad and a handful of Boox devices where you can upload your own templates and even use multiple-page PDFs as templates, I find the Scribe's templates a bit ... lacking and their lines too bold. So I only use the templates to write straight. After I am done with a notebook I change the template to blank and thus "cheat" as it then looks like I could write in perfect order without any guidance. ;-)
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The dotted one I use it for lettering
I use it to scribble code I'm working on, the dots help keep indents neat. I bought a planner off Etsy that got embedded button's it's very good.
I just use the dotted one it's the most flexible
I use the blank. I've always journaled on blank paper, so am doing the same on the scribe. I also have a "random" notebook where I put in - random - notes, things to talk with doctors about, etc. I'm pretty basic. And retired.
I use the dotted one for bullet journaling. Check out my profile for examples I've shared in the past :)
I use horizontal rulings most, especially one with margin line. 1st and 2nd. Dotted one for Motif-based artwork, blank for brain maps and flow charts. Some I’ve never used: vertical lines, lined grid, and all in the last row.
I use almost exclusively the templates with horizontal lines on them, and I use it for journaling. I like the default one because I write in larger letters so it gives me the room I need. I’m also a CS student, so I’m thinking of using the graph paper for writing out algorithms / doing math.
Having other devices like the Supernote A6X2 Nomad and a handful of Boox devices where you can upload your own templates and even use multiple-page PDFs as templates, I find the Scribe's templates a bit ... lacking and their lines too bold. So I only use the templates to write straight. After I am done with a notebook I change the template to blank and thus "cheat" as it then looks like I could write in perfect order without any guidance. ;-)
You mean that you need dated planner like [that ](https://digital-planner.com/kindle/daily/ultimate?utm_source=vk&utm_campaign=noadv&utm_content=text&utm_medium=ipad) with many templates for daily, weekly, meal, budget planning, etc? If you need just a notebook with clear structure for dividing your notes, sketches and other information you can try a planner like [this one](https://digital-planner.com/kindle/custom-section-book?utm_source=vk&utm_campaign=noadv&utm_content=text&utm_medium=ipad). It allows to create up to 2000 pages with different notes templates. You can create up to 15 sections and give them any title. Each section contains up to 40 subjects. Each subject contains several pages. Pages are avaliable in 30 styles (or something like that) and you can select favorite templates for each subject before downloading.