What’s new in Paper - December 2017

Question

December 2017

We’ve made some improvements to how Paper works in your browser and on your phone or tablet.&nbsp;
On the web

New

Microsoft Outlook calendar integration. Connect your Microsoft Outlook calendar to quickly create meeting notes—your event’s info will be added to a meeting template automatically. When you’re ready to share the doc, just click Invite and emails for meeting attendees will be right there waiting. (Learn how to connect your calendar).
Smart meeting notes. After you link a Paper doc to one of your Google or Outlook calendar events, you’ll be able to find that doc in a flash right when you need it.

Fixed

Several issues related to working with tables are fixed now.

You can now add bulleted and numbered lists or checklists within tables.
Bullets would disappear from table cells once you started editing a table. Now, they stay just where you left them.
The button to add new rows to tables was sometimes covered by the Table of Contents on the left. That button is no longer hiding.

Mobile

New

Redesigned iPad app. Take advantage of the extra screen space with a redesigned Paper app for tablets. The new design shows a navigation panel next to open docs, making it easier to navigate around and switch between docs.
New iOS and Android apps—including to-do list creation, a redesigned editing toolbar, and a new commenting experience. With a new editing toolbar, it’s easy to make edits and create to-dos from the Paper Android and iOS apps. We’ve also added a new mobile commenting interface, which shows comments in-line with relevant parts of the document and brings one of our favorite features—stickers—to mobile.

Fixed

Android: There was no good way to add mentions to a doc when your contact wasn’t associated with a name. Now, all you need is the email address of the person.
iOS: Comments weren’t filling the screen in landscape mode. This is fixed.
iOS: On iPad, after double-tapping an image to zoom in, when you closed the image, your doc was no longer centered. This is no longer the case.

Jarrett · Answer

I use dropbox paper for project managers to input daily information, reports, pictures etc from jobsites (each job has a seperate document). &nbsp;The app is easy to use and we like it however sometomes information accidently gets deleted. &nbsp;I know i can restore the document but im not alwsays in a position to do so. &nbsp;Is there a way to make information in the document undeleteable by users. &nbsp;thanks

sanj1 · Answer

Really enjoying the simplicity of paper. Collaborating with colleagues across 4 continents, over 20 cities using paper. Organizing webinars, knowledge sharing &amp; more.Would love the ability to sort table columns