From: Gerstein, Sam (Sam.Gerstein_at_Streamserve.Com)
Date: Fri Aug 15 2003 - 08:27:10 PDT
I just noticed that Brian said that he's printing-
Brian, are you using the printing recognizer or the cursive one? The
printing recognizer does not learn your handwriting (but is more accurate to
start with).
One thing you could do rather than change your writing habits would be to
use the substitution feature (I don't have my newt in front of me, what's
the official name?) You could note the common words you're always
correcting and add them.. this would leave you to only correct the less
common words. So for an example you might map "buher" to "butter"... The
feature is accessed from the dictionary panel- it's very useful for other
things too, and probably one of the most overlooked features!
/Sam
> You could also try just writing your double t the way you normally do
> beside an h and correct the double t until the newt gets it. I had a
> similar problem with captial i which was always being
> interpreted as the
> number 9. Not any more though.
>
> Thomas
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