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Yes you can save the input text by using SetText with target being a text element. Basically this behavior will let the user write down what text he wants and then save it in the text element.
We are looking into this, don't delete your account yet.
At this moment the SnapShot behavior is not working, but we will look into it after version 3.3 is released.
We will look into this problem.
Try to share the app again and try it one more time. I think because you opened in the iPad Interact Player it doesn't see the app as a new app. So try to share it again and open it directly on Pc InteractPlayer.
You still need to share the app to see it in Interact Player for PC version everytime you make changes.
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Yes you can save the input text by using SetText with target being a text element. Basically this behavior will let the user write down what text he wants and then save it in the text element.
Or you can use the text element as a Note element.
To explain better I've attached a sample app with two pages. One page showing how to set a simple text to save the input user text. And the second page the same action but using the text element as a note.
251 - SetText.zip