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2008-06-22
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Originally Posted by silvermain
Yes, via GVM, and works beautifully. Unfortunately, the 120+ shortcuts are with Graffiti, right? And it does NOT work or I do not know how to make it work.
Has any one been able to get the keyboard from exideas to work on the nit? It is set up to allow 120+ shortcuts.
No. They do not have a version for the tablet. Do you happen to have a hacked one? I like that OSkeyboard.
TIA,
bun
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2008-06-22
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Originally Posted by geneven
It seems to me that lm2 sort of did that, no? I would guess that the modified HWR database he made resides in a single file, that he could upload it, and that a user could download it and have, pretty much, graffiti. That you could even swap out the standard HWR file and the graffiti-ized one at will. I don't know what file it is though.
Couldn't someone put together a Grafitti rip that would be easily installed? That would be great. I suspect there is a way to do it that is not illegal, though Nokia couldn't, I am sure.
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2008-06-23
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#55
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Originally Posted by GeraldKo
I saw your new signiture. Kind of cute
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The Second-Easiest Way to Clone the OS to MMC, Dual-Boot; try here first .
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. Did some BIG BAD BULLY BAIT make you do it? 
Not even a duel? 
Dont worry, your Way is always my chosen FIRST-Easiest Way............Hey Hey, BB PB, it just a joke..........
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2008-06-24
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I'm having grief; lost my MBR on the SD, hence no access to all those (3) systems...
At a conference halfway across the nation, with only my new, still Vista-only, laptop as backup. I'm trying Debian Lenny gpart (dpkg -i --force-depends-versioned into Chinook) as I speak; if I get things back, I'll try the typing experiment on the laptop and the N800 (with pseudoGraffiti) and post results.
(I'm open to suggestions to fix this; AFAIK, the partition table is all that's broken, and there's at least 4 Linux utilities and a couple of Windows (but not, AFAICT, Vista) sharewares that should do the trick by hunting around, recognizing old filesystems, and rebuilding the partition table from that; gpart is among them, and if it fails, I'll try to find the others. (I lost access to my build system, too, of course, so I can't build them from source at the moment... debian may have more, though, if I get that far.) I'm in no great need of advice (yet), or I'd start another thread, but it's welcome if someone has something to say...)
At a conference halfway across the nation, with only my new, still Vista-only, laptop as backup. I'm trying Debian Lenny gpart (dpkg -i --force-depends-versioned into Chinook) as I speak; if I get things back, I'll try the typing experiment on the laptop and the N800 (with pseudoGraffiti) and post results.
(I'm open to suggestions to fix this; AFAIK, the partition table is all that's broken, and there's at least 4 Linux utilities and a couple of Windows (but not, AFAICT, Vista) sharewares that should do the trick by hunting around, recognizing old filesystems, and rebuilding the partition table from that; gpart is among them, and if it fails, I'll try to find the others. (I lost access to my build system, too, of course, so I can't build them from source at the moment... debian may have more, though, if I get that far.) I'm in no great need of advice (yet), or I'd start another thread, but it's welcome if someone has something to say...)
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2008-06-24
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#57
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Originally Posted by briand
I type between 60-80 wpm, and I find my BT keyboard is too slow for me. Have you tried a USB keyboard to see if it's any faster? I've been condsidering it.
On completely the same subject -- I seriously doubt I'll achieve that speed on the tablet -- the BT keyboard isn't responsive enough, so I have to type slower or it'll completely miss several characters... never mind trying to achieve that speed using the on-screen keyboard!
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2008-06-26
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Another advantage of using HWR: it allows one to insert character between 2 characters. Say, you typed "shotcuts", and you can write a letter 'r' between letters 'o' and 't' carefully, it will squeez out a space to make the word "shortcuts". Obviously, you cannot do this with OSKeyboard.
HWR learning curve continues. I have achieved 100% accuracy by now, speed remains low though. I hope I will NOT be the only one in the whole solar system to use HWR on the tablet........maybe some Martian will be my companion, just a thought.
bun
HWR learning curve continues. I have achieved 100% accuracy by now, speed remains low though. I hope I will NOT be the only one in the whole solar system to use HWR on the tablet........maybe some Martian will be my companion, just a thought.
bun
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2008-06-26
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Originally Posted by bunanson
You can. You just have to position the cursor there, then enter the missing letter. In xterm you have to use the d-pad to go left (or a ctrl-b if you have it easily available), but UI oriented apps should allow you to use the stylus to set the cursor.
Another advantage of using HWR: it allows one to insert character between 2 characters. Say, you typed "shotcuts", and you can write a letter 'r' between letters 'o' and 't' carefully, it will squeez out a space to make the word "shortcuts". Obviously, you cannot do this with OSKeyboard.
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2008-06-26
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And another obvious tip, you can just write over the wrong letters, i.e., you do not have to erase it, or delete it first, just write on top of it. Overall, I think there is quite some advantage in using HWR vs OSkeyboard, if one willing to go thru the learning curve.
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"It's exactly the other way around: PenOffice has been created by our team (former ParaGraph International then Pen&Internet division of SGI and Vadem) and is based on our CalliGrapher HWR technology. After Microsoft acquired our technologies from the company we've been part of in '99, Phatware (run by our friend and former partner who used to bundle CalliGrapher with his HTC Notes program) stepped forward and licensed PenOffice from that company..."
And yes, I've been confirmed that RiteScript is seriously considering the emerging Linux market, but is (unrealistically?) afraid of the "culture of everything for free" in the Linuxverse.
Watch out Nokia, Pandora's box has opened (sorta)...
I do love explaining cryptic sigs, but for the impatient: http://www.openpandora.org/