You can also design forms specifically for Tablet PC users with the Ink Picture control. This control allows users to save ink drawings or handwriting directly into a form. The form shown in Figure 2 illustrates how you could use the Ink Picture control to store a handwritten signature on a form field entered using the "inking" capabilities of a Tablet PC. When the user fills out this form and saves it, the signature will be stored as encoded binary data in an XML element (of type xsd:base64Binary) so that other applications can then process it.

I doubt that it is so easy to create a form that anyone can do it. Heck, there are people who still have trouble turning a computer on and then understanding what to do at a login prompt. Sigh.

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