From: George Bingham (georgeb1962_at_gmail.com)
Date: Thu May 13 2004 - 08:37:22 PDT
I also have a Newton keyboard, and although I am glad I have it, I
really hardly ever use it. I love the ability to hand-write, and my
writing is clean enough to be pretty accurate. But still, I work in
the tech field and I have to write down code snippets or use language
with a lot of acronyms or words mixed with numbers and such... so
there are times when having a keyboard would be nice.
I've found that the simplest solution, since I have a serial cable
and dongle at both my PC at work and at home, I just use the Newton
Connection Utilities to type via my PC keyboard. It's got advantages,
in that I can use copy and paste from windows on my pc directly into a
note or outline or whatever. It's a great to record some facts right
before going into a meeting.
George
On Thu, 13 May 2004 01:16:12 -0500, nelson <bnelson6_at_valuelinx.net> wrote:
>
> Well just got my keyboard in, cleaned it up plugged it in... cool.
> Anyway onto my question. How many use a keyboard and how often? I know
> odd question. I need a bigger card to store more notes now. lol
> Bryan
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