On 08/03/02 16:26, "Donald & Heather Hindle" <donald.hindle_at_verizon.net>
wrote:
[snip!]
> 1. I am trying handwriting practice and whenever I try to write an "l"
> or a "t" it often does not appear on the first try and when it does
> register, the first half of the word (before the offending letter)
> disappears. What am I doing wrong?
[snip!]
That's because there are areas on the screen that have often invisible
boundaries. Since you're usually start writing an 'l' or a 't' from the top,
it is possible that you're initial gesture falls off the textfield. Try to
write smaller, or start your 'l' and 't' lower on the screen.
-Laurent.
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