Microsoft Store has
Penbook (Windows 10/Surface Digital App) for
Free.
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About this app:
- Enables freehand writing experience on Windows 10.
- Windows App Creator of the Year Finalist
- Take notes, plan your day (or year), draw a sketch, or do your math homework. Penbook includes dozens of kinds of stationery, from graph paper to sheet music. You can even import your own photos or PDFs to write on.
- Keep your work organized with beautiful, customizable notebook covers. Create in portrait or landscape mode, and share and export your work with just a few taps.
- Penbook was built for pens (but you can use your finger or a mouse, if you want), and includes support for Surface Dial.
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I like 'buying' this stuff (esp. for free) on the Google Play Store (and similar with Apple's Family Sharing) and then adding it to my Family Library, so that my wife and kids can also have access to it.
Just wondering whether there was an equivalent for Microsoft.
(I'd like to [easily] give my son access to a few of my games and movies, and my daughter access to this)
I know there's Microsoft Family Safety, but I'm not sure that works similarly to Google's and Apple's family stuff, which allow you to actually share content.
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I like 'buying' this stuff (esp. for free) on the Google Play Store (and similar with Apple's Family Sharing) and then adding it to my Family Library, so that my wife and kids can also have access to it.
Just wondering whether there was an equivalent for Microsoft.
(I'd like to [easily] give my son access to a few of my games and movies, and my daughter access to this)
I know there's Microsoft Family Safety, but I'm not sure that works similarly to Google's and Apple's family stuff, which allow you to actually share content.
I'm not sure with movies and such, mainly because the kids mostly only watch Movies Anywhere stuff, so those are available on their device of choice (usually a TV). However, last I checked (a year or two ago), there is no such option for family sharing.
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