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Hi, after completing handwriting recognition on my Nokia N810, I was wondering what it's purpose is. I can find no software on my N810 that makes use of handwriting. Am I overlooking something here? What is handwriting recognition for?

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Originally Posted by gohan2091 View Post
I can find no software on my N810 that makes use of handwriting. Am I overlooking something here? What is handwriting recognition for?
It's an alternate input method. To use it:
  1. Close the keyboard slide on your N810.
  2. Launch the Notes application.
  3. Tap in the middle of the screen. The stylus keyboard will open at the bottom of the screen.
  4. Locate the button in the bottom left corner of the stylus keyboard that contains an icon that appears somewhat like a piece of lined paper with an arrow pointing to it.
  5. Tap that button.
  6. In the pop-up menu that opens, tap "Input method".
  7. In the "Input method" sub-menu that open, tap "Handwriting".
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thanks alot, although I have not tried this yet, your instructions seem to do what I ask.

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the problem with the handwriting in put is that it's incredibly slow at recognizing and processing your handwriting. if it read faster it would be a lot better input method, but since it's so slow it's faster just to use the onscreen keyboard
 
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sjgadsby, your instructions don't appear to be working for me, in fact, I cannot even get the on display keyboard to appear. Tapping the middle of the screen does nothing.
 
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Originally Posted by gohan2091 View Post
...I cannot even get the on display keyboard to appear.
  1. Open the application menu.
  2. Tap "Settings".
  3. In the Settings sub-menu that opens, tap "Control panel".
  4. In he Control Panel application that opens, double-tap "Text input settings".
  5. In the "Text input" window that opens, tap the "On-screen" tab.
  6. In the On-screen tab, make sure:
    • "Enable stylus input methods" is checked
    • "Launch finger keyboard" is set to "With finger"
  7. Tap the "OK" button.
  8. Close the Control Panel.
  9. Retry my previous instructions.
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Originally Posted by sjgadsby View Post
  1. Open the application menu.
  2. Tap "Settings".
  3. In the Settings sub-menu that opens, tap "Control panel".
  4. In he Control Panel application that opens, double-tap "Text input settings".
  5. In the "Text input" window that opens, tap the "On-screen" tab.
  6. In the On-screen tab, make sure:
    • "Enable stylus input methods" is checked
    • "Launch finger keyboard" is set to "With finger"
  7. Tap the "OK" button.
  8. Close the Control Panel.
  9. Retry my previous instructions.
Works perfectly, thanks !
 

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Originally Posted by bigr3dd0g View Post
the problem with the handwriting in put is that it's incredibly slow at recognizing and processing your handwriting. if it read faster it would be a lot better input method, but since it's so slow it's faster just to use the onscreen keyboard
In Text Input Method there is a slider for Handwriting Speed. It's calibrated the opposite of what you expect. If you have many bars highlighted, unhighlight them.
 

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