NickySantoro

Just like the title says, I am looking for opinions. I have tried tengo and it's not doin it for me. And Calligrapher is pissin me off because I can't get it to properly recognize my chicken scratch. The original keyboard is okay but I want something better. Any advice or tips on how to make one of the above experiences better.

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Jerry

hstn

Calligrapher works well for me--I find that the write pad mode is best, and writing in cursive rather than print produces greater accuracy with my handwriting.

davidtm

I "grew up" on Palm's Graffiti, so Block Recognizer does it for me.

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CodeBubba

Kind of depends. I've noticed that Tengo works sometimes, character recognizer at other times and the standard SIP at yet others. I think it has to do with how tired I might be at the time. I tend to need Tengo when I'm more tired, then when I'm feeling a bit sharper the regular SIP. No one method does it 100%.

-CB :)

Zaniax

The best method for me is 'cut-and-paste' but it has some limits :p

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psionandy

Originally Posted by CodeBubba

Kind of depends. I've noticed that Tengo works sometimes, character recognizer at other times and the standard SIP at yet others. I think it has to do with how tired I might be at the time. I tend to need Tengo when I'm more tired, then when I'm feeling a bit sharper the regular SIP. No one method does it 100%. -CB :)

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That's exactly how It works with me... When my brain is awake Tengo is amazingly quick, when my head slows I go back to letter recogniser.

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jhom

ThinkOutside keyboard and mouse.

Wee

I like TenGo ... and there's a free edition.

Noisy Crow

I use the large version of the stock on-screen keyboard...

Pebu

Gotta love the TO BT keyboard... It's so fast.. My next choice would be letter recognizer, then after that transcriber. I found that getting a decent pen/pencil/stylus improves recognition a heck of alot. Just getting a stylus that is comfortable to use instead of the stupid skinny little thing.. Also it helps to get a screen protector that gives the right feel. If you like pencils, then get one a little rougher or if you like smooth pens than use a real smooth protector like a crystal...

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wizk1

My personal fave is the PalmOne IR universal keyboard. Considering i bought it for £3 on eBay :-D

DavesPPC

Usually just the default keyboard.
Sometimes Transcriber.
Seldom use the ThinkOutside BT Keyboard, but it works well :)

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Brackers

I was just starting to use Calligrapher (which had some pros and cons) when I discovered TenGO. IMHO TenGO is the best! There is a small learning curve but once you are over that it is dead quick.

Brax

MeSue

Doesn't seem too popular around here, but I like Fitaly. http://www.fitaly.com/winmobile/fitalymanualmay.htm

The slides are great if you need to type the same thing often.

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Duwenbasden

TenGo with Keyboard as TenGo's "plan B".
TO BT Keyboard when I can use it.