> Why does a smaller screen/body rule out real handwriting?
> "Because there isn't enough space, unless your handwriting is really tiny.
> The screen space of the MP2100 is OK in this respect, and certainly better than the MP120 I used before. With the 160 x 160 pixel space of the Palm, enabling real HWR doesn't help much. Printing single letters in a small space is actually the best you can do when you have to live with these limitations."
I find that it's easier to write on my Newton (2100) in landscape mode
rather than portrait. I think this is because there's more room laterally
so I can write out more of a sentence at a time. I also tend to twist my
hand around up and clockwise (I'm right-handed) when "writing into a
corner", which distorts the hanwriting, although I don't know if this is
just my own "bad-HW quirk" or if this is common.
Jim
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