TealEcho for Windows

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view your writing on screen to help prevent errors
Last updated on February 29, 2024
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By TealPoint Software

view your writing on screen to help prevent errors

An invaluable Graffiti enhancement tool, TealEcho adds digital "ink" to the screen when one writes text in Graffiti, showing the actual stroke the handheld sees. The visual feedback make writing much more natural, and helps to vastly improve both writing speed and accuracy, preventing frustration from repeatedly writing letters that seem to be unrecognized for no apparent reason. TealEcho is PalmOS 5 compatible.

TealEcho for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: March 4, 2006

Latest update: February 29, 2024

Version: 3.03

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Additional Requirements: All Palm

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Total Downloads: 100

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3/5

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VersionTrackerUserOpinionApril 3, 2006
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I installed TealEcho about 2 months ago to give my new Treo 650 Graffiti-type support. By and large it does what it's supposed to do, but there ARE some quirks. You really have to get used to distinguishing between a touch of the stylus that will be interpreted as a desire to write and a touch for any other purpose -- they are quite distinct. At first I could not get TealEcho to write at all in "Write Anywhere" mode -- it would only pay attention if I held down the button. With some experimenting I began to distinguish between taps and text. Now for the most part I don't have trouble activating the text recognition, but there are times when no matter what I do I can't write and have to resort to holding down the center button. Still not sure if this is me or the application. In summary I'd say that with a little patience and experimentation this application is well worth the price if you like to write on your screen.