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Your MessagePad is also sensitive to the way your writing is
spaced. In normal writing or text there is a clear difference
between the amount of space separating letters within words
and the amount of space separating words themselves. The
more distinct and consistent you make this difference when
you write on your MessagePad, the better recognition tends
to be. A control slider in the Handwriting Recognition Slip
allows you to let your MessagePad know whether your
writing tends to be widely spaced or more tightly crowded.
Experimenting with this setting may result in improved
accuracy.
For most people, the MessagePad tends to deliver the best
overall recognition accuracy if you select “Printing” as your
handwriting style. This means you must print using separate
letters only. You must take care to lift the pen between
characters when you write.
Some people naturally join letters occasionally (that is, they
don’t lift the pen) even when they print. If this is your style,
or if you mix cursive and printed styles when writing, you
should select “Cursive” as your handwriting style. Both styles
will then be recognized, even when mixed, although overall
accuracy may be somewhat decreased.
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Writing and Drawing
About recognition
This section offers a general description of handwriting
recognition used in the MessagePad and discussses some of
the factors that may affect how well the MessagePad
recognizes your handwriting.
When you write on your MessagePad, you write characters
using the normal printed or cursive alphabets, as well as
numbers, punctuation, and gestures. Often you’ll write
English words, but not always.
The MessagePad tries to detect when you are writing English
words, abbreviations, and common expressions. It uses a
large dictionary to aid in recognizing them faster and more
accurately. When you write things that are neither simple
numbers nor English words (such as initials, dates,
telephone numbers, file names, or serial numbers) your
MessagePad tries to match the characters you write to the
common patterns used for things such as dates and phone
numbers. If no such pattern can be discerned, your
MessagePad does its best to recognize the characters
individually.
Generally speaking, your MessagePad is somewhat better at
recognizing poorly formed characters if they are written in
English words (or other items that are in the MessagePad’s
dictionary). When you’re writing things such as license plate
numbers, you’ll find that extra care in forming your
characters neatly contributes to improved accuracy.
Your MessagePad distinguishes characters and words in part
by detecting pauses in your writing. It’s a good idea when
writing to complete each character without pausing too long
before it’s finished, and similarly to complete your words
without pausing in the middle.
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Chapter 3
- Apple MessagePad 1
- Handbook 1
- K Apple Computer, Inc 2
- Safety, care, and maintenance 4
- Heat, moisture, dust 5
- Pen care 5
- Cleaning the case 5
- Cables, ports, card slot 5
- Setting up your MessagePad 8
- A quick look 8
- Quick Start 10
- Chapter 1 10
- Learning how to tap 11
- The Handwriting Instructor 12
- The Newton Tour 12
- Writing Practice 13
- Learning the Basics 14
- Chapter 2 15
- Part 2: Entering information 19
- Part 3: Routing information 21
- Part 5: Getting help within 23
- Using on-screen help 24
- Part 6: Using storage cards 25
- This shows the status of 27
- Writing and Drawing 29
- About recognition 30
- Chapter 3 31
- Word spacing 33
- Other options 33
- Tap a letter or character 34
- Tap the arrows to go 34
- Using the on-screen keyboard 36
- Erasing text and drawings 37
- Keyboard button 38
- Corrector button 38
- Try letters appears if 38
- Selecting text and drawings 39
- Using the caret ^ 40
- Moving text or drawings 41
- Copying text or drawings 41
- Modifying drawings 42
- Adding punctuation 43
- Formatting text and drawings 43
- Capitalizing words 44
- Using the word list 45
- Changing paragraph margins 45
- Viewing the word list 46
- Tap the word you 47
- Tap Expand then tap out 47
- Setting up a guest user 48
- Using the Notepad 49
- 2 Tap New 50
- Chapter 4 51
- Viewing items in the Notepad 53
- 2 Tap the Routing button µ 55
- Using the Name File 56
- Adding information to a card 58
- Chapter 5 59
- Viewing the Name File 60
- Changing a card’s appearance 60
- Adding and viewing notes 61
- Setting preferences 62
- Printing cards in Name File 63
- Dialing telephone numbers 64
- 3 Tap Call 65
- Using the Date Book: 66
- Calendar and To Do List 66
- Summary of the Calendar 67
- Chapter 6 68
- 1 Tap Dates ¬ 69
- 3 Tap Add Notes 74
- Moving items in the Date Book 78
- Using the To Do List 79
- Managing and Using Items 85
- Checking the available memory 88
- Changing the backdrop 88
- Deleting icons 90
- Selecting and moving icons 90
- This is the list view of 90
- Beaming icons 91
- Rotating the screen 92
- Calculator c 93
- 5 Tap Call 94
- 2 Tap Place Call 94
- Deleting calls 95
- Filing entries 95
- Viewing calls 95
- 1 Tap Set 96
- Connection k 98
- Connecting via AppleTalk 99
- Tap here to choose 99
- Formulas ∞ 100
- Chapter 7 101
- HW Instructor Ó 102
- In Box I and Out Box o 102
- Newton Tour ‹ 104
- Owner Info 9 104
- Creating a worksite 105
- Creating an owner 105
- Locale © 108
- Handwriting Recognition „ 109
- Styles º 110
- Time Zones z 111
- Writing Practice W 113
- Organizing and Finding 114
- Information 114
- Chapter 8 115
- Viewing items by folder 116
- This icon is selected 116
- Finding information 117
- 5 Tap Find 118
- 3 Do one of the following: 118
- Routing Information 120
- 2 Tap In Box I 121
- Chapter 9 122
- 3 Tap Print 123
- Sending a fax 124
- 4 Tap Fax 125
- Receiving a fax 126
- Viewing a fax 126
- Manual dialing 126
- Using Assist to send a fax 126
- Sending and receiving beamed 128
- Receiving beamed information 129
- Beaming an item 129
- Using electronic mail 130
- 3 Tap In Box I 134
- Routing items in the Out Box 135
- Using Assist and Accessing 136
- On-Screen Help 136
- Using Assist 137
- Chapter 10 137
- 3 Tap Assist ® 138
- Tips on using Assist 139
- 4 Tap a subtopic 140
- 2 Tap “How Do I?” 140
- Using Storage and 141
- Application Cards 141
- 3 Take the card out 142
- Using storage cards 143
- 3 Tap File 144
- Chapter 11 145
- 2 Tap Erase 146
- 4 Tap Erase 146
- Using application cards 147
- Backing Up and 148
- Restoring Information 148
- Chapter 12 149
- Restoring information from 150
- Tap your choice 151
- Tap Restart 151
- Viewing Newton Books 152
- Viewing pages 153
- Using a table of contents 154
- Going to a specific page 155
- Creating bookmarks 155
- 1 Tap the Bookmark button J 156
- 2 Tap Unmark 156
- 4 Tap X to close the book 157
- 1 Tap the Markup button j 158
- Chapter 13 159
- Troubleshooting 160
- Hard reset 161
- Soft reset 161
- 6 Tap OK 162
- The screen 162
- Writing and drawing 163
- Chapter 14 164
- Electronic mail 165
- Power and batteries 165
- Printing, faxing, and dialing 166
- Installing and Replacing 169
- Batteries 169
- Battery warnings 170
- Replacing batteries 170
- Appendix A 171
- Battery tips 173
- Service and Support 174
- Extended service agreement 175
- APPENDIX 176
- After you’ve read 178
- Compatibility Information 179
- Appendix D 180
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