I’d like to think that I’m not an overly impatient gadget user with a Dr.-like scrawl that can’t be deciphered by modern technology. Can I recommend this product? No, I really can’t. Included in the package is the Z-pen, receiver and USB cord. I couldn’t bring myself to train the thing again so currently the pen and receiver are sitting on my desk in the “things that still need refining if they are ever going to be useful to me” pile. The result was a combination of broken English and Klingon.
After another half an hour of that I tried to transcribe my random notes from earlier. Each letter, word or sentence was analyzed and then you correct any of the mistakes the program made in translating. I then loaded this into the computer and it proceeded to “read” my writing. It seems my receiver didn’t always want to work when I started on the third line, sometimes I had to start on the fifth etc. This was a fairly long and tedious process that took about an hour–mainly because I had to keep redoing the training sheets.
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I then had to “train” the software to decipher my handwriting. This time I could see all of my notes on the screen. I quickly tore off those pages and started writing random notes on the third line down from the top of the pad.
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After checking the online manual it was suggested that I had started “too high” on the pad which was why even the Viewer software wasn’t accurately reflecting what I wrote. There isn’t a written manual included you are expected to go to the website. You simply plug in the device, it is usually recognized quickly and you download three programs: Pen & Ink Viewer (for viewing an exact copy of your handwritten notes) My Script Notes (converting the handwriting to digital text) and Note Searcher (to look up notes by keywords). The software is bundled into the receiver.
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