> Re: [NTLK] Archiving
> Date: Thu, 20 Jun 2002 17:40:50 -0400
>
>
> Robert Benschop <rbenschop_at_mac.com> wrote:
>
>> Or a cheaper version would be to export them to
>> your desktop.
>> (if you have one, of course ;-)
>
> I thought of mentioning that but there are some things that don't translate
> well ... ink text for example.
> I know people who have exported their valuable notes for safekeeping only to
> get *** when they tried to view the notes again. I move things I want to
> archive to my eMate and then use Classroom Exchange to store them in
> Claris/AppleWorks format on my desktop. No loss of data.
Use X-Port and send the note as an .RTF file. This will open fine with the
ink text notes preserved as graphics.
Although here's an odd one. I'm running the Developer's version of OSX 10.2,
with InkWell handwriting recognition activated. When I opened the .RTF file
of unrecognized "ink text" in Word X, and select all the ink text, I can
choose "Recognize" on the "Tools" menu and the ink text is translated to
actual typed text GOTCHA! I am kidding, but I'd love to try it when OSX 10.2
comes out...
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