I'm looking for an on-screen input panel other than the standard
QWERTY keyboard. In the past month, I saw a web article about a
program that arranged the keyboard characters in a different way, with
the most-used characters (e, t, s, ...) arranged in a circle and the
other characters around that. I can no longer find the article.

Does anyone know about that program or other alternatives?
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Thanks,
Steve Winograd, MS-MVP (Windows Networking)

Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Program
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com

In article <OB#99nzKEHA.1416@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl>, "terri"
<support@thetabletpc.net> wrote:
>> I'm looking for an on-screen input panel other than the standard
>> QWERTY keyboard. In the past month, I saw a web article about a
>> program that arranged the keyboard characters in a different way, with
>> the most-used characters (e, t, s, ...) arranged in a circle and the
>> other characters around that. I can no longer find the article.
>
>Hi, Steve,
>
>MessageEase works well for me.
>http://exideas.com

That's the very program I was thinking of, Terri. The web page that
you gave has a link to the demo on ZDNet news that I saw before.
Thanks!
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Best Wishes,
Steve Winograd, MS-MVP (Windows Networking)

Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Program
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com

Steve,

See also Alphatap - http://networkimprov.net/alphatap/ .

Avner.

Steve Winograd [MVP] wrote:
> I'm looking for an on-screen input panel other than the standard
> QWERTY keyboard. In the past month, I saw a web article about a
> program that arranged the keyboard characters in a different way, with
> the most-used characters (e, t, s, ...) arranged in a circle and the
> other characters around that. I can no longer find the article.
>
> Does anyone know about that program or other alternatives?

In article <9oto809p2s2j46i05jf20ccf4cejjh39uk@4ax.com>,
winograd@pobox.com says...
> I'm looking for an on-screen input panel other than the standard
> QWERTY keyboard. In the past month, I saw a web article about a
> program that arranged the keyboard characters in a different way, with
> the most-used characters (e, t, s, ...) arranged in a circle and the
> other characters around that. I can no longer find the article.
>
> Does anyone know about that program or other alternatives?
>
Try www.fitaly.com