The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra has several shortcuts for the S Pen OneUI 4.1 interface. One allows you to automatically create text as soon as you produce a stylus. I will show you how to do this quick lesson.
The Galaxy S22 Ultra’s S Pen is not the only stylus. It has two buttons and Samsung’s OneUI interface is designed to make its use as smooth as possible. For example, when you remove the S Pen from its place while your phone is locked, it automatically writes. However this very useful function however is not activated by default when the smartphone is opened.
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As usual, on the home screen of the Galaxy S22 Ultra, the removal of the S Pen opens the Air Command, a context menu for all the actions and functions supported by the Samsung stylus, basically, the S Pen apps. But you can reset the “Pen” removal feature to automatically create text as soon as you remove your Galaxy S22 Ultra stylus. Here is how:
- Remove the S pen from its place
- Enter the list Air Command (if it does not appear automatically, hit the clear small pencil mark on the edge of the screen)
- At the bottom left of the air command list, hit the air command icon. Setting cog-shaped
- Inside Setting S Penyour section Leaving
- Below LeavingTurn on When removing the S Pen
- Select Make a note
You can also choose not to place anything on the S Pen removal, which I recommend if you use a stylus regularly. / © kwgeek
Now, as soon as you remove the S Pen from the Galaxy S22 Ultra, the Samsung Notes app will normally open with new text. I find this work more effective and more useful than opening an Air Force Command that you do not need.
Note also that this guide only applies if the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra is open. From the lock screen, the creation of automatic scripts on the S Pen has already been enabled normally, as explained at the beginning of this article. You can also press and hold the S Pen action button and double-click your screen (light) to quickly create text.
Lots of these tutorials to create text automatically when you download the S Pen. What do you think of this lesson? Did you find it useful? If you have a Galaxy S22 Ultra, how often do you use a stylus? Interested in other S Pen tips?
