Analyzr1

I'm looking for the ability to write notes and easily store and retrieve them on my 50v. I'm having a hard time understanding the functionality of PhatPad versus PhatNotes versus Calligrapher. Will someone graciously give me a brief overview of each product and their relationship to one another. Thanks!

e-powersellers

Apples Oranges and Beef Jerky.

Phatpad is a quick and dirty pad that you can scribble, make notes, draw pictures, have it snap circles and squares to a grid etc.. I use it when I need to write a reminder or phone number.

Phatnotes is one of my favorite programs. Replaces the need for me to ever use Word on the X50v as you can enter it on your PC an sync, email items, notes, formatting, reminders, and much more.

Calligrapher is a program that can be used with the PPC to turn handwritting into typed text. Works well,however I don't personally have the need for it as most of what syncs with my PPC is items typed from the PC or using Pocket Controller Professional.

Analyzr1

How well do Calligrapher and Phatnotes work together?

One thing I want to be able to do is quickly jot down short notes during a meeting and quickly file them away to various folders. Would the Calligrapher and Phatnotes mix help me accomplish that?

Thanks!

vjack99

I have the same question about these products. I still don't understand the difference between them, but it sounds like they all do different things.

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e-powersellers

Phatnotes is a notepad

Calligrapher is a tool to convert handwriting to text

Same company - Different Products - Work Together - Not Required for each other, but an option.

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vjack99

Thanks. That helps. Now what the heck is PhatPad?

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