From: James Nichols (smilr_at_mac.com)
Date: Thu Oct 21 2004 - 10:45:03 PDT
I too use the cursive recognizer - I know that the print recognizer is
supposed to have better overall recognition, but it feels better to not
lift the stylus from the screen. I don't like the "tap tap tap" feel
and sound one gets when writing in print, especially on a newton or
other pda screen. My newton has become quite adept at reading my
incredibly bad cursive handwriting - a trick my professors at college
often have difficulty with.
J Tyler Nichols
On Oct 21, 2004, at 10:14 AM, Fearghas MacGregor wrote:
> As title really, which do you use?
> I am still undecided as to the best hwr setting for my Newt. At the
> moment I am using cursive, which, on a good day can be very
> impressive. The only problem is that, unlike printed where only a few
> letters maybe wrong, with cursive the mistaken word will, often, be
> completely different to that which was Intended. Perhaps, given
> suitable adjustment, it will prove to be the best choice.
> Thanks
> Fearghas MacGregor
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