We LOVE hearing how you are using your Pulse smartpens… We all know that Pulse is a great tool for note taking, but it really can be so much more…
Perfect example … Artist Ali Sabet popped by our booth at Macworld to tell us how the Pulse smartpen has changed the way he works. We have mentioned Ali on our Facebook fan page, but we thought his use of the Pulse smartpen was so cool, we wanted to tell you more.

Ali uses his smartpen to sketch drawings in his Livescribe unlined journal. These sketches are then turned into cartoons that become colorful works of art. Ali starts by exporting his pages from Livescribe Desktop as PDF files. Then he opens them with Adobe Illustrator to add color. Once the sketches are colorful enough, he exports them as PDFs and embeds them in Web pages and on his blogs. He literally colors in the doodles from his notebook and makes them come to life – the whole process takes less than an hour! To see how his rockin’ artwork has come to life, check this out his blog post and his drawings.
Ali’s story got us thinking. What other creative ways are Livescribe customers using their smartpens? We asked our Twitter followers and got some great answers – check them out!
SupergirlMeleah @livescribe I am a writer and it comes n quite handy when screenplay ideas pop up while I am out-no more taking time out to write on napkins.
wxgal @livescribe I’ll be using mine to do man-on-the-street interviews at my company’s annual awards trip.
Charlieriley @livescribe For work notes, transferring drawings and recording meetings. Just scratching the surface with this pen.
le_craig @livescribe Use it for class- and to outline my graduate thesis topics.
DoeMiSo @livescribe I got it to take notes while watching my student teacher. Then I send them the page with the audio – VERY effective!
Got an awesome use for your smartpen, or want to share your favorite app or a pencast with us? Let us know on our Facebook fan page, Twitter, or e-mail us at press@livescribe.com.

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