Thanks, but that doesn't help me. As I mentioned, I commonly do not close my
"round letters" at the top. So, "g" is commonly interpretted as "y", "a" as
"u", and other such things. Therefore, there isn't any expansion I can do to
correct that on such a wide basis. Yes, I can fix the "Michiyun -> Michigan"
thing, but I don't write Michigan that often (it was just my example word).
However, almost everything I write is a dictionary word -- and what gets
selected by the HWR is almost never a dictionary word. Therefore, if it did
dictionary-matching-only (or, actually, dictionary-matching-first and then the
drop-down would be the closest matches otherwise), I think my accuracy would
go up a huge amount.
- John...
Ed Kummel wrote:
>
> Here is what I do when I know that my Newt will
> regularly misinterpret my letter structure.
> Just create an expansion of the misinterpreted word to
> expand to the correct word. This happen mostly with
> the word "that" which gets recognized as "tnat" or
> "t4at" all i have to do is put in an expansion and it
> automatically gives the correct word (I also have
> expansions for commonly mispelled words as well...)
> using this method, I get pretty near perfect
> recognition!
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