From: E. Smith (eirens_at_gmail.com)
Date: Thu Apr 14 2005 - 14:26:25 PDT
Sonny,
This has been a nice (long) thread. It actually started by me saying
that I only have a problem writing 'M' characters in the little
char-by-char slip. Recognition of my M's in normal context (in words,
etc.) is probably just fine. I haven't looked to closely at that. I'm
just talking about how my M's are so often mistaken for scrubs in the
char-by-char slip.
-e.
On 4/14/05, Sonny Hung <sonnyhung_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi, I've been reading this thread for a bits and just wanted to
> interject a thought.
>=20
> In the case of 'M' when writing capital or lower case letters
> individually or as part of a word have anyone of you tried to correct
> this recognition problem by double tapping the results and possibly
> selecting an alternate selection (if there was a correct option
> listed)? If no option is correct then you would use the Letter by
> Letter correction. In either option it should make your handwriting of
> the problematic letter much better in most cases though not
> guaranteed.
>=20
> I know this may not be a solution used always but I do this on
> occasion for the hard to recognize letters. When the offending letter
> seems to not play nicely with the rest of the other letters in the
> alphabet... ;)
>=20
> Hope this helps and will improve your situation.
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