on 11/2/01 2:03 PM, Jon Glass at jonglass_at_usa.net wrote:
> on 11/2/01 5:03 PM, Laurent Daudelin at laurent_daudelin_at_fanniemae.com
> wrote:
>
>> I've read Jon's reply that he was never able to have those recognized. Maybe
>> they're not part of what the HWR can recognize. For my part, I am perfectly
>> able, using printed writing, to have any french accentuated characters
>> recognized.
>
> French language is built into the NOS, but Polish, unfortunately is not. I
> once looked into creating a Polish font on the Newton, but after reading
> about it, I decided I didn't need it that much. :-) I'm not sure the font
> would have been able to be recognized by the HWR anyway.
Hmmmm, no, the font has nothing to do with what the handwriting recognition
can recognize...
Sorry for the polish!
-Laurent.
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