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[[About]] [[Tablet PC]]
The art of entering information on your [[Tablet PC]]. The pen has all the functions of your mouse but is also used to write in [[digital ink]]. The pen generally has at least one button on the barrel this is usually used for [[Right Clicking]].\n\nMost pens are [[pressure sensitive]], this makes the writing experience feel so much more real.
A Hybrid [[Tablet PC]] is one which offers the flexibility of the [[Slate]] form factor but with the added advantages of the [[Convertible]] style - generally through the use of a detachable keyboard. This gives the best of both worlds.\n\nExamples of the Hybrid model include:\n* HP TC1000\n* HP TC1100
A Convertible [[Tablet PC]] has an attached keyboard such that the [[Tablet PC]] can be used in the standard clamshell way of a traditional notebook, and yet can be folded flat to be written on in [[digital ink]].\n\nExamples of the Convertible model include:\n* HP TC4200
The technology that digitally represents handwriting in its natural form. In a typical digital ink system, a digitizer is laid under or over an LCD screen to create an electromagnetic field that can capture the movement of a special-purpose [[Pen]], or [[Stylus]], and record the movement on the LCD screen. The effect is like writing on paper with liquid ink. The recorded handwriting can then be saved as handwriting or converted to typewritten text using [[handwriting recognition]].
See the definition of [[Pen]].
How the [[Tablet PC]] recognizes characters and other symbols written by hand in natural handwriting. A [[Pen]] or [[Stylus]] is used to handwrite on the screen, after which the [[Tablet PC]] turns the handwriting into digital text.
There are two ways in which to Right Click on a [[Tablet PC]], //either//:\n\n* Press the nib of the [[Pen]] on the screen and hold until the Right Click menu pops up\n\n//or//\n\n* Press the button on the barrel of the [[Pen]] before touching the screen with the nib, then touch the screen with the nib - the Right Click menu will pop up.
A Slate model [[Tablet PC]] has no attached keyboard and consists of just the the 'tablet' itself.\n\nExamples of the Slate model include:\n* HP TC1000 (see also [[Hybrid]])\n* HP TC1100 (see also [[Hybrid]])
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Tablet PC TiddlyWiki
Collating useful information on the Tablet PC
Speech recognition technologies allow computers equipped with a microphone (or a MicrophoneArray) to interpret human speech, e.g. for transcription or as an alternative method of interacting with a computer. The [[Tablet PC]] OS comes with speech recognition built-in.
The TIP, also known as the Tablet Input Panel, is where you can enter handwritten text in [[digital ink]] and have it converted to 'actual text' (or [[digital text]]) through the OS's [[handwriting recognition]] engine.
For the purposes of distinguishing [[digital ink]] from the 'usual' text as used in (non-tablet) PCs, that text format is referred to here as [[digital text]].
The Rugged model [[Tablet PC]] is a tough mobile computer with an industrial-strength shell and shock-mounted hard drive. Rugged models are ideal for people who use their PC in a construction zone, while on patrol, in military situations, or simply for those who need something ultra durable.
If you are thinking about getting a [[Tablet PC]] take a look at the following to help you make up your mind. (You may also want to have a look at the recommendations for those who have JustGot their [[Tablet PC]]:\n\n1. Look at a few website dedicated to [[Tablet PC]]s (try [[Resources:WebLinks:WebSites]]) - in particular try the [[Tablet PC]] [[Home Page|http:www.tabletpc.com]] @ Microsoft.\n\n2. Look at Microsoft's [[Tablet PC]] [[How-To Articles|http:www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/tabletpc/default.mspx]].\n\n3. See Microsoft's [[Narrated Tablet PC Presentation|http:support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;331084]].\n\n4. Read Microsoft's [[Windows XP Tablet PC Edition frequently asked questions|http:support.microsoft.com/?id=kb;en-us;327160]].\n\n5. See some [[Tablet PC]]s being used [[here|http:msdn.microsoft.com/theshow/episode.aspx?xml=theshow/en/Episode036/manifest.xml]].\n\n6. Read about the [[25 Things You Can Do With a Tablet|http:www.techworthy.com/Laptop/February2004/25-Things-Tablet?Page=1]].\n
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* [[Resources:Applications]]\n* [[Resources:Books]]\n** A series of [[Tablet PC]] specific and/or related books\n* [[Resources:WebLinks:Hardware]]\n* [[Resources:WebLinks:WebSites]]\n\n* A list of TabletPCModels
PowerToys are additional programs that developers work on after a product has been released to manufacturing. They'll add fun and functionality to your [[Tablet PC]] experience. PowerToys can be found [[here|http:www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/tabletpc.mspx]].
This is the first Journal entry - I intend to use the Jounal entries to map milestones and major updates/ changes etc. to ''tabletpcwiki.net''.
I will keep a Journal of all major updates made, and milestones achieved, for ''tabletpcwiki.net'' using the "Create Journal Entry". In order to track changes, just type "''Journal:''" into the Search box in the tool-bar to the left and a list of all Journal entry [[Tiddler]]s should appear.
The website goes 'semi-live' :-)
!Acer\n*TravelMate TM111CTI / TM111TI\n*TravelMate [[250PE]]\n*TravelMate [[301XCi]]\n\n!Avertec\n* [[C3500]]\n\n!Electrovaya\n* SC-2000 / SC-2010\n* SC-2100\n\n!Fujitsu\n* Lifebook [[T3010]]\n* Stylistic [[T5000]]\n* Lifebook [[T4000]]\n\n!Gateway\n* [[M275]]\n\n!HP\n* TC1000\n* TC1100\n* TC4200\n\n!IBM/Lenovo\n* Thinkpad [[X41]]\n\n!LG\n* LT20\n\n!Motion Computing\n* [[M1300]] Power Base\n* [[M1300]] Mainstream Base\n* [[M1400]]\n\n!Sahara\n* [[i213]]\n\n!Sharp\n* Actius TN10W\n\n!Toshiba\n* Portege [[M200]] / [[M205]]\n\n!Viewsonic\n* [[V1250]]\n\n!Viglen\n* [[eXaro]] II
* Acer TravelMate TM111CTI / TM111TI\n* Acer TravelMate [[250PE]]\n* Acer TravelMate [[301XCi]]\n* Averatec [[C3500]]\n* Electrovaya SC-2000 / SC-2010\n* Electrovaya SC-2100\n* Fujitsu Lifebook [[T3010]]\n* Fujitsu Stylistic [[T5000]]\n* Fujitsu Lifebook [[T4000]]\n* Gateway [[M275]]\n* HP TC1000\n* HP TC1100\n* HP TC4200\n* IBM/Lenovo Thinkpad [[X41]]\n* LG LT20\n* Motion Computing [[M1300]] Power Base\n* Motion Computing [[M1300]] Mainstream Base\n* Motion Computing [[M1400]]\n* Sahara [[i213]]\n* Sharp Actius TN10W\n* Toshiba Protege [[M200]] / [[M205]]\n* Viewsonic [[V1250]]\n* Viglen [[eXaro]] II
To save this [[Tablet PC]] TiddlyWiki onto your computer just right click on this link [[here|http://81.5.185.34/tabletpcwiki/index.html#]] and select "//Save Link As ...//" (or whatever the equivalent is on your favourite browser).
CreateNewTiddler EmailMeContent [[About]] [[Tablet PC]] [[Resources]] TrackUpdates AboutMe
* @@color(red):End-to-End Product Development for Tablet PC@@, //Apress (June 7, 2004)//\n* @@color(red):Seize the Work Day: Using the Tablet PC to Take Total Control of Your Work and Meeting Day@@, //New Academy Publishing (March, 2004)//\n* @@color(red):Developing Tablet PC Applications (Programming Series)@@, //Charles River Media; Bk&CD-Rom edition (November, 2003)//\n* @@color(red):How To Do Everything with Your Tablet PC@@, //McGraw-Hill Osborne Media; 1 edition (March 26, 2003)//\n* @@color(red):[[Tablet PCs for Dummies|http:www.dummies.com/WileyCDA/DummiesTitle/productCd-0764526472.html]]@@, //For Dummies; 1st edition (March 11, 2003)//\n* @@color(red):Tablet PC Quick Reference@@, //Microsoft Press; 1 edition (November 6, 2002)//\n* @@color(red):Building Tablet PC Applications@@, //Microsoft Press; Bk&CD-Rom edition (October 2, 2002)//\n
This TiddlyWiki is setup in order to be a one-stop resource for all that is [[Tablet PC]] - and as it is a TiddlyWiki it is all held in one file, which means that if you copy this single file (see SaveAs) onto your own desktop you have the complete resource available to you to carry around and add to as you wish.\n\nThis version has no ServerSide content - that means any changes you make will be local - you need to save your own copy - it is this way by design. However if you create a Tiddler which you would like to share then do it this way: EmailMeContent.\n\nThere are a number of [[Tablet PC]] [[Resources]] in this TiddlyWiki. Each time you see a highlighted word or group of words, that is a [[Tiddler]], click on it and it will bring up more information, which will link on to more information. It is very intuitive once you get the hang of it.\n\nThe information in this TiddlyWiki has come from various sources around the web, including newsgroups, websites, discussion fora etc. It is also possible to TrackUpdates to this TiddlyWiki.\n\nSome information about my interests can be found under AboutMe.
* Be careful of jewelery such as watch straps or bracelets as they can scratch the screen of your [[Tablet PC]].
A (good) ScreenProtector has all these lovely qualities:\n* Anti-Glare\n* Eliminates UV\n* Prevents Scratches\n* Improves Screen Contrast\n* Provides an enhanced Writing Surface\n* Uses no adhesive and is easily repositioned\n* Is easily cleaned and re-used
If you have a [[Tiddler]] to add to ''tabletpcwiki.net'', just edit this [[Tiddler]], overwrite the content with your own - when you are finished then ''copy'' and ''paste'' the final text content into an email and send it to me (remember to include the [[Tiddler]] name) to: //tiddler AT tabletpcwiki DOT net//
The Tablet PC is the newest generation of mobile computers. The Tablet PC provides all the power of a standard Microsoft Windows-based notebook plus additional features that improve mobility including writing in [[digital ink]] using a [[Pen]], light form-factors, and [[handwriting recognition]] and [[speech recognition]]. These enhancements increase the number of ways people can use computers for practical and creative work. You can either work completely in [[digital ink]] or you can have your handwriting translated to [[digital text]] through the [[TIP]].\n\nThere are primarily two form factors for Tablet PCs: [[Convertible]] and [[Slate]]. Some manufacturers produce [[Hybrid]] devices which will work both as a slate as well as in 'normal' laptop mode. (There are also [[Rugged]] versions of [[Tablet PC]]s too). \n\nTablet PCs run the [[Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition]] operating system.\n\nThis TiddlyWiki will hopefully provide you with enough information to let you hit the ground running if you have JustGot or are AboutToGet your Tablet PC. In the meantime here are some TabletPCDos and some TabletPCDonts.\n\n
My name is Christopher James, I am an academic and a biomedical engineer interested in the advancement of the Engineering Profession in general, and the Biomedical Engineering Profession specifically. I perform research at the University of Southamption in the UK, and my research centers around the use of intelligent signal processing techniques in the analysis of biomedical signals. In particular I am interested in the analysis of the electromagnetic activity recorded from the brain - in the form of the electroencephalogram (EEG) and magnetoencephalogram (MEG). The EEG in particular is a useful diagnostic tool in field of epilepsy.\n\nI am an early adopter of the Tablet PC technology and very soon after the Tablet PC platform was launched I was running my website [[www.tc-one-thousand.com|http:www.tc-one-thousand.com]] which serves as a repository of information about HP's specific line of Tablet PCs of which I own two. In July of 2004 I was awarded Tablet PC MVP by Microsoft for helping to promote the tablet PC platform - I am passionate about the tablet PC and the potential it has in making my working day more efficient, productive and easy. I try to keep current in the field and post my thoughts (when I can) on my blog at [[www.tabletpcplace.com|httP:www.tabletpcplace.com]].\n\nI am married and have two children and five cats - we are quite an eclectic bunch, I was born on Malta as was my wife, my son is a New Zealander and my daughter Canadian.\n\nYou can email me at: //christopher AT tabletpcwiki DOT net//
Made some more changes. Further changes and updates to links will continue, but the ebsite is now LIVE!
!Forums\n[[www.tabletpcbuzz.com|http://www.tabletpcbuzz.com]] - The premier [[Tablet PC]] forum\n[[www.tabletquestions.com|http://www.tabletquestions.com]]\n[[www.tabletpchome.com|http://www.tabletpchome.com]]\n\n\n!Blogs\n[[www.TabletPCplace.com|http://www.tabletpcplace.com]] - Christopher's Blog (AboutMe)\n[[www.tabletpcexperience.com|http://www.tabletpcexperience.com]]\n[[www.tabletpcblogs.com|http://www.tabletpcblogs.com]]\n\n\n\n!Specialist\n[[www.TC-One-Thousand.com|http://www.tc-one-thousand.com]] - A website all about the ''HP'' Tablet PCs\n[[www.tabletbible.com|http://www.tabletbible.com]] - A free Bible for your [[Table PC]]\n\n\n!Assorted\n[[www.MedicalTabletPC.com|http://www.MedicalTabletPC.com]]\n[[www.nicecreations.us|http://www.nicecreations.us]]\n[[www.tabletcomputing.com|http://www.tabletcomputing.com]]\n[[www.tabletnews.com|http://www.tabletnews.com]]\n[[www.tabletsite.com|http://www.tabletsite.com]]\n[[www.tabletpc.jp|http://www.tabletpc.jp]]\n[[www.tabletpc2.com|http://www.tabletpc2.com]]\n[[www.tabletpccorner.net|http://www.tabletpccorner.net]]\n[[www.tabletpcdeveloper.com|http://www.tabletpcdeveloper.com]] - Microsoft's Developer site for Tablet PCs\n[[www.tabletpclounge.com|http://www.tabletpclounge.com]]\n[[www.tablet-pcs.at|http://www.tablet-pcs.at/include.php?path=start.php]]\n[[www.tabletpcpost.com|http://www.tabletpcpost.com]]\n[[www.tabletpcs.net|http://www.tabletpcs.net]]\n[[www.tabletpctalk.com|http://www.tabletpctalk.com]]\n[[www.techforyou.com|http://www.techforyou.com/tabletpc/index.html]]\n[[www.thetabletpc.net|http://www.thetabletpc.net]]\n[[www.whatisnew.com|http://www.whatisnew.com]]\n
Software the is InkEnabled is software which allows the use of the [[Pen]] either to write in [[digital ink]] or to write in regular [[digital text]] using the [[Pen]] and the [[TIP]].
MaxiVista is a great application that allows you to share your [[Tablet PC]] screen with another desktop or vice-versa. You can also use the mouse and keyboard of your desktop to work on your [[Tablet PC]] - great for those that use their [[Tablet PC]] in [[Slate]] mode - no need to carry your keyboard and mouse to work!\n\nMore information under [[Resources:Applications]].
* [[Journal|http:www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/tabletpc/russel_03january20.mspx]] - This is great for taking notes, scribbling, etc. it comes pre-installed on most systems\n\n* [[MaxiVista|http://www.maxivista.com/]]\n** ''Multi Monitor Software Solution'' - MaxiVista turns any spare Laptop or Tablet PC into an extra monitor for your primary PC. No hardware required details\n** ''Keyboard/Mouse Switch'' - Control up to four computers from one single keyboard and mouse. Just move the mouse cursor to the computer you would like to control details\n** ''Desktop Screen Cloning'' - Mirror your computer screen to another computer via any network connection with lossless picture quality details\n* [[OneNote|http:office.microsoft.com/en-us/FX010858031033.aspx]] - The Microsoft Office note-taking and management program.\n\n*[[PlanPlus for Windows XP|http://www.franklincovey.com/planplus/xp/]] - Franklin Covey's planning software that is InkEnabled\n\n
TiddlyWiki uses Wiki style markup, a way of lightly "tagging" plain text so it can be transformed into HTML. Edit this Tiddler to see samples.\n\n! Header Samples\n!Header 1\n!!Header 2\n!!!Header 3\n!!!!Header 4\n!!!!!Header 5\n\n! Unordered Lists:\n* Lists are where it's at\n* Just use an asterisk and you're set\n** To nest lists just add more asterisks...\n***...like this\n* The circle makes a great bullet because once you've printed a list you can mark off completed items\n* You can also nest mixed list types\n## Like this\n\n! Ordered Lists\n# Ordered lists are pretty neat too\n# If you're handy with HTML and CSS you could customize the [[numbering scheme|http://www.w3schools.com/css/pr_list-style-type.asp]]\n## To nest, just add more octothorpes (pound signs)...\n### Like this\n* You can also\n** Mix list types\n*** like this\n# Pretty neat don't you think?\n\n! Tiddler links\nTo create a Tiddler link, just use mixed-case WikiWord, or use [[brackets]] for NonWikiWordLinks. This is how the GTD style [[@Action]] lists are created. \n\nNote that existing Tiddlers are in bold and empty Tiddlers are in italics. See CreatingTiddlers for details.\n\n! External Links\nYou can link to [[external sites|http://google.com]] with brackets. You can also LinkToFolders on your machine or network shares.\n\n! Images\nEdit this tiddler to see how it's done.\n[img[http://img110.echo.cx/img110/139/gorilla8nw.jpg]]\n\n!Tables\n|!th1111111111|!th2222222222|\n|>| colspan |\n| rowspan |left|\n|~| right|\n|colored| center |\n|caption|c\n\nFor a complex table example, see PeriodicTable.\n\n!SortableGrids\nSortable\nGrid requires the header row to be marked "|h"\n\n|Name |Salary|Extension |Start date|h\n|Bloggs, Fred |$12000.00 |1353|18/08/2003|\n|Turvey, Kevin |$191200.00 |2342 |02/05/1979|\n|Mbogo, Arnold |$32010.12 |2755 |09/08/1998|\n|Shakespeare, Bill |$122000.00|3211 |12/11/1961|\n|Shakespeare, Hamnet |$9000 |9005|01/01/2002|\n|Fitz, Marvin |$3300 |5554 |22/05/1995|\n\nCredit to Stuart Langridge,November 2003\nhttp://www.kryogenix.org/code/browser/sorttable/\n\n! Horizontal Rules\nYou can divide a tiddler into\n----\nsections by typing four dashes on a line by themselves.\n\n! Blockquotes\n<<<\nThis is how you do an extended, wrapped blockquote so you don't have to put angle quotes on every line.\n<<<\n>level 1\n>level 1\n>>level 2\n>>level 2\n>>>level 3\n>>>level 3\n>>level 2\n>level 1\n\n! Other Formatting\n''Bold''\n==Strike==\n__Underline__\n//Italic//\nSuperscript: 2^^3^^=8\nSubscript: a~~ij~~ = -a~~ji~~\n@@highlight@@ Unfortunately highlighting is broken right now.\n@@color(green):green colored@@\n@@bgcolor(#ff0000):color(#ffffff):red colored@@ Hex colors are also broken right now.\n
Calibrating the screen of your [[Tablet PC]] is about setting up your [[Tablet PC]] so that it responds more appropriately to the way that you hold your tablet [[Pen]] - it individualises your [[Tablet PC]] experience. You can calibrate your screen using the Settings page in the ''Tablet and Pen Settings'' dialog in Control Panel ([[Tap]] on ''Calibrate'').
* Protect your [[Tablet PC]] screen by using a ScreenProtector.\n* Protect your [[Tablet PC]] by using an appropriate pouch or portfolio.\n* [[Calibrate]] your [[Tablet PC]] both in [[Portrait]] and [[Landscape]] mode.
Tapping is the equivalent of ''clicking'' - a single-Tap is the equivalent of a single-Click, and a double-Tap the same as a double-Click.
[[Tablet PC]]s can be used in either [[Portrait]] or [[Landscape]] mode. In [[Portrait]] mode the [[Tablet PC]] is held with the shorter dimension as the width and the longer dimension as the height.
[[Tablet PC]]s can be used in either [[Portrait]] or [[Landscape]] mode. In [[Landscape]] mode the [[Tablet PC]] is held with the longer dimension as the width and the shorter dimension as the height.
If you have just got your [[Tablet PC]] here are some suggestions and ideas of what you might want to do next:\n\n1. Take the time to go through the [[Tablet PC]] [[Tutorial|http:]]:\n!!!! @@color(red):Start >> All Programs >> Get Going with Tablet PC@@\n\n2. Install Windows [[Critical Updates|http:v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.com/en/default.asp]]: In Internet Explorer choose:\n!!!! @@color(RED):Tools >> Windows Update@@\n\n3. Install [[Tablet PC]] PowerToys from [[here|http:www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/tabletpc.mspx]].\n\n4. Use the [[ClearType Tuner|http:www.microsoft.com/typography/cleartype/tuner/Step1.aspx]] to optimize text on your [[Tablet PC]].\n\n5. Find and bookmark the support site for your make/model of [[Tablet PC]] (try [[Resources:WebLinks:Hardware]]), and update any drivers you find there.\n\n6. Try to maximise the performance of your [[Tablet PC]], apply some TabletPCTweaks.\n\n7. Make sure you [[Calibrate]] the [[Tablet PC]] screen.\n\n8. If not preinstalled, install any Tablet PC specific applications (try [[Resources:Applications]]).
The Averatec C3500 is an entry level priced [[Tablet PC]] [[Convertible]] that retails for just under $1200 (July 2005) and quite often can be found for $900 or less with rebates. Currently there are two models, the ''AVC3500-T60'' and the ''AVC3500-T80''.\n \nThe ''AVC3500T60'' comes with:\n \n* AMD Athlon XP-M 2200+ processor\n* 12.1" Screen\n* Built-in DVD+CDRW combo drive\n* Wireless 801.11g\n* 512MB RAM\n* 60GB Hard Drive\n* Windows XP Tablet Edition\n* OneNote 2003\n\nThe ''AVC3500T80'' is identical to the T60 except that it comes with an 80GB hard drive.\n \nMore information and product support for both models can be found at the Averatec site:\n* [[http://www.averatec.com/notebooks/C3500.htm|http://www.averatec.com/notebooks/C3500.htm]].
PCs powered by the Windows XP Tablet PC Edition operating system, and equipped with a sensitive screen designed to interact with the [[Pen]], can be called [[Tablet PC]]s.
* Manufacturer: ViewSonic\n** Model: V1250 [[Tablet PC]]\n* Type: [[Convertible]]\n* Operating System: [[Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition]]\n* Chipset Type: Intel 855GM\n* Processor: 1.0GHz Intel Pentium M (Centrino)\n** Core Voltage Technology: Ultra Low Voltage (ULV)\n* Cache Size: 1 MB\n** Cache Type: L2 cache\n* Installed Memory: 256 MB\n** Maximum Memory: 768 MB\n** Memory Technology: DDR-SDRAM (DDRRAM)\n* Data Bus Speed: 400MHz\n* Hard Drive Capacity: 30 GB\n* CD / DVD Drive: None\n* Expansion Slots: SD/MS/MMC Slot, Type II CardBus\n** System Ports: FireWire, two USB (2.0), headphone, microphone, VGA,\ndocking connector, RJ45, RJ11\n* Display: High Luminance 12.1 inch Active Matrix LCD (TFT)\n** Graphics: 852GM - AGP 4X\n** Internal Resolution: 1024 x 768 (XGA), 800 x 600 (SVGA)\n** Max External Resolution: 1600 x 1200\n* Wireless: Intel Pro Wireless 2100 3B (802.11b)\n** Ethernet: Realtek RTL8139/810x\n** Modem: Agere Systems AC'97 Modem (v.90 56k)\n* Input Devices: Keyboard, Touchpad\n* Sound Support: Crystal WDM integrated digital 3D audio controller\n* Programmable Launch Keys: Security, rotation, wireless on/off,\njournal, ALT-TAB, escape, 3-way scroll, internet, right click\n* Security: Multi-level password security on BIOS, BIOS-level signature\nauthentication, Kensington lock on Tablet\n* AC Adapter: 50W Slim\n** Battery: 28W-Hr Standard Lithium-ion ; 1.5 hour rapid charge\nSize: 10.9 in x 9.3 in x 1 in, 3.9 lbs