You can also use it like an app instead of in the website window. If you’re using Google Chrome, click on the top right corner of the iCloud Memo page, click Three Points > More Tools > Create Shortcuts. (For Microsoft Edge, click the Install this site as an app button.)Use it like an appShortcuts are automatically created on the desktop, so you can press the icon whenever you need it or drag it to the start bar like me to make it easier to use. I tend to frequently drag this and that while surfing or working on the web, so I always leave it open on one side of the dual monitor and use it well. I hope it helps others, too.Apple Memo, syncing with Windows PC iPhone, iPad, MacBook… If you only use Apple devices, you can’t help but admire its connectivity, but there are quite a few people who use Windows for various purposes, such as games and programs. How would it be nice if I could easily check and edit notes written on my phone or tablet on my computer? I’ll show you how to use iPhone memos in sync with Windows PC!iCloudIn fact, this iPhone app also works with Sticky Notes, which is the default Windows app, so you can use that feature, but I prefer to write directly here because the Apple app screen is neat and content creation is convenient. Some of you like Sticky Notes, which allows you to quickly write short content and put it on like a post-it, so I’ll introduce that feature in the next post! That’s all for synchronizing with Apple Memo and Windows PCWhen the ‘Do you want to create a shortcut?’ pop-up pops up, check Open in the window at the bottom and click Create. If you check that part, you can use it on a neat screen without an address bar, as if you opened an installed app instead of an Internet window.Access iCloud on the web and log in with Apple ID. You can see the memo on the far right of various icons such as mail and photos. If you click the button to access it, you can check the contents I wrote on my iPhone/tablet in a window.iCloud.com Apple ID 생성 | 시스템 상태 | 개인 정보 보호 정책 | 약관 | Copyright 2022 Apple Inc. All rights reserved.www.icloud.comLike this! It feels like I opened a program, right?Ta-da! It comes in the order of folders/lists/contents, and you can neatly check what you organize. It synchronizes in real time with what you write on your phone. You can also create and edit new notes, add or organize folders. (Photos are not allowed.) Personally, I love that I can write on my computer myself like this because I feel that the iPhone memo screen is neat and the most convenient for organizing content.
