JohnnyFlash
11-01-2002, 09:59 PM
OutOfNoWare is looking for Pocket PC users willing to test it's beta version of a new Input Method for the Pocket PC.
More information and the beta version of NanoPad can be downloaded from http://www.outofnoware.freeservers.com/nanopad/
Description: A "Simply Better" Input Method for the Pocket PC, NanoPad is based on the idea that simpler IS better.
Nanopad advantages:
NanoPad uses a user resizable 3x3 rectangular grid for user input. You can change its size to what is comfortable for a variety of situations.
The NanoPad grid can be "undocked" and moved about the screen minimizing the space taken up by the input method. It does not reduce the screen space available to the running application
NanoPad itself is very small. The only file required, NanoPad.dll, is less than 22Kbytes in size.
NanoPad is very fast, using unique and innovative algorithms for fast and accurate character recognition.
NanoPad is capable of generating the entire character set found on a normal computer keyboard without switching to a keyboard type layout for special characters.
NanoPad is very easy to learn, being based on the lower case alphabet as most people are used to drawing it.
Currently supports only the Arm, StrongArm or XScale processors.
More information and the beta version of NanoPad can be downloaded from http://www.outofnoware.freeservers.com/nanopad/
Description: A "Simply Better" Input Method for the Pocket PC, NanoPad is based on the idea that simpler IS better.
Nanopad advantages:
NanoPad uses a user resizable 3x3 rectangular grid for user input. You can change its size to what is comfortable for a variety of situations.
The NanoPad grid can be "undocked" and moved about the screen minimizing the space taken up by the input method. It does not reduce the screen space available to the running application
NanoPad itself is very small. The only file required, NanoPad.dll, is less than 22Kbytes in size.
NanoPad is very fast, using unique and innovative algorithms for fast and accurate character recognition.
NanoPad is capable of generating the entire character set found on a normal computer keyboard without switching to a keyboard type layout for special characters.
NanoPad is very easy to learn, being based on the lower case alphabet as most people are used to drawing it.
Currently supports only the Arm, StrongArm or XScale processors.