Trying to find some guidance on how it likes letters input. I enter the
letter "l" as in lollypop into the input panel Character Pad and it sees
interprets it as an "L", "|", or "1" about 60% of the time. Is there a place
where I can read about what it is expecting to be input?

Similarly, would love to learn if there is a symbols for cut, copy and paste.

Depending on which version of the Tablet PC Edition you're using, a little
patience, perhaps writing slightly smaller, and practice will give you the
results you're looking for from the Character Pad. If you're using
auto-insert in the Tablet Input Panel, I would suggest (with Tablet PC
Edition 2005) removing the check mark from the Options section, so you can
see the correction section beneath your letters. Do you also have the same
result in the Writing Pad?
--
Chris H.
Microsoft Windows MVP/Tablet PC
Tablet Creations - http://nicecreations.us/
Associate Expert
Expert Zone - www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone


"Tier 3 Questions" <Tier3Questions@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:0A45E6AE-EB20-4639-ADE3-D0BC93287F00@microsoft.com...
> Trying to find some guidance on how it likes letters input. I enter the
> letter "l" as in lollypop into the input panel Character Pad and it sees
> interprets it as an "L", "|", or "1" about 60% of the time. Is there a
> place
> where I can read about what it is expecting to be input?
>
> Similarly, would love to learn if there is a symbols for cut, copy and
> paste.
>

"Tier 3 Questions" <Tier3Questions@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:0A45E6AE-EB20-4639-ADE3-D0BC93287F00@microsoft.com...
> Trying to find some guidance on how it likes letters input. I enter the
> letter "l" as in lollypop into the input panel Character Pad and it sees
> interprets it as an "L", "|", or "1" about 60% of the time. Is there a
> place
> where I can read about what it is expecting to be input?
>
> Similarly, would love to learn if there is a symbols for cut, copy and
> paste.
>

Try writing "1" with the small angled line at the top and a seperate
horizontal line at the bottom. Try writing "l" as a loop up and then down.

"Thong Nguyen" <tum@veridicus.spamless.com> wrote in message
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> Try writing "1" with the small angled line at the top and a seperate
> horizontal line at the bottom. Try writing "l" as a loop up and then
> down.

I got a sheet on writing letters that was being handed out to my son's
kindergarten class. It was quite helpful, and a bonding experience.