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395865	2005-10-17 21:11:00	Can you see EN on the taskbar?? On the right?? Near the < ? Thats the language bar. Right mouse on it and select settings. Or if EN isnt there, go to control panel / regional and language options / languages tab / click on details. Then preferences / language bar on the bottom, tick show the language bar on the desktop.	Speedy Gonzales (78)
395866	2005-10-17 21:29:00	Can you see EN on the taskbar?? On the right?? Near the < ? Thats the language bar . Right mouse on it and select settings . Or if EN isnt there, go to control panel / regional and language options / languages tab / click on details . Then preferences / language bar on the bottom, tick show the language bar on the desktop . Ok I have done the above . The handwriting check box is greyed out . Now what? Sorry to come across as monumentally thick . PJ	Poppa John (284)
395867	2005-10-17 21:34:00	You haveta do this, to install Handwriting Recog, as in my previous post . This feature is available in the Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean language versions of Microsoft Office . On the Microsoft Windows Start menu, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel . Double-click Add/Remove Programs . Click Change or Remove Programs, select Microsoft Office XP (or 2003), and then click Change . Click Add or Remove Features, and then click Next . Under Features to install, next to Office Shared Features, click . Next to Alternative User Input, click , click Handwriting, and then select the type of installation you want . Change it to run from computer . Click Update .	Speedy Gonzales (78)
395868	2005-10-17 22:27:00	Speedy . Have done the above & there is definite change . So I guess this computer is ready for the tablet . . Should I now continue with You or Metla?? Thankyou for so far . PJ	Poppa John (284)
395869	2005-10-17 23:55:00	Speedy . Have done the above & there is definite change . So I guess this computer is ready for the tablet . . Should I now continue with You or Metla?? Thankyou for so far . PJ Upon reflection , that sounds like ingratitude, but it is not intended as such . Just that Metla HAS installed the tablet on his own computor PJ	Poppa John (284)
395870	2005-10-18 01:07:00	Ummm, not too sure what to do now, I havent got a tablet myself (yet). Try opening Word and use the tablet. Does it do anything?? Right mouse on the language bar on the taskbar / restore the language bar / then left mouse on handwriting (You may have to open Word to see the handwriting option in the language bar). Select writing pad, write anywhere, or drawing pad... Then try doing something on the tablet.	Speedy Gonzales (78)
395871	2005-10-18 02:26:00	Yahoo, MSN, Google & other exclamations. I can now make 'Marks" on a word page. Looks like a drunken spider crawling around. I can see that I will have to learn to write all over again. Any idea how to turn this scribble into text?? PJ	Poppa John (284)
395872	2005-10-18 02:31:00	It'll be easier to run Word . Go to help / select MS Word help, and type in Handwriting recognition PJ . . There's a few options to pick from, in Word help .	Speedy Gonzales (78)
395873	2005-10-18 02:41:00	Any idea how to turn this scribble into text?? PJ You need to take a large glass of neat whisky before breakfast PJ, it will help steady your hand for the rest of the day. office.microsoft.com My PocketPC running Windows does handwriting recognition, and its reasonably accurate (for hand "printing", not good with cursive script) but its still way short of typing speed and accuracy for me. My Palm also is quite accurate and somewhat faster but you need to relearn the way you write. I have a tablet and Office 2003, but have never had the need to try to use them.	godfather (25)
395874	2005-10-18 03:11:00	You need to take a large glass of neat whisky before breakfast PJ , it will help steady your hand for the rest of the day . . microsoft . com/en-us/assistance/HA010347351033 . aspx" target="_blank">office . microsoft . com My PocketPC running Windows does handwriting recognition, and its reasonably accurate (for hand "printing", not good with cursive script) but its still way short of typing speed and accuracy for me . My Palm also is quite accurate and somewhat faster but you need to relearn the way you write . I have a tablet and Office 2003, but have never had the need to try to use them . A large glass of whisky would put me to sleep for the rest of the day !!!!! I have 'Written" some words & saved them to a Word . doc . . Changing it to text still eludes me . Imust persevere, as this may cut out one process in my book writing . I expect to have to fine tune it, if that is possible, for speed & accuracy . I am very hit & miss with making it work so far . It is never as simple as the "Blurb" says it is . PJ	Poppa John (284)
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