With Office and Windows, inking lets you harness the digital world through the power of touch, create in more natural ways, and translate your vision into reality.

With Office and Windows, inking lets you harness the digital world through the power of touch, create in more natural ways, and translate your vision into reality.

Draw, write, or highlight text in Office apps with digital ink using your finger, digital pen, or mouse.

Lasso is a special selection tool that selects ink by drawing a free-form shape and all the ink strokes within that shape gets selected. To remove your ink, you can utilize the eraser found …

Use your pen or finger to edit documents with the Ink Editor.

Ink Replay allows users to play back their ink strokes. Under Draw Tab, select a pen from the gallery on the ribbon, then draw on your document with either your finger or digital pen.

You can see the order in which ink was drawn, pause the replay, and select the point to start the replay from. This feature is available in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.

The integration with Windows Ink Workspace further enhances its utility, offering a suite of tools designed to make your pen experience even more powerful. This article describes some of the …

You use the Lasso to select ink on your document. You can select individual strokes or entire words or shapes. Once it's selected you can change, move, or delete the ink. Select the Lasso …

In the app settings on the right side, at the bottom under Draw and Annotate, toggle Apple Pencil Always Draws Ink. Change your pen to work as a stylus to select items rather than applying …

Use the pointer that appears under your pen tip to guide you while you ink. To erase, turn your pen over and rub the end of your pen over your writing or drawing.