on 12/31/02 4:08 AM, Ashley W Campbell at awc2_at_andrew.cmu.edu wrote:
> Oy. It's really the only hwr problem I have left. And whenever someone
> wants to try the newton, they invariably write something like "Harry Hands
> Hansel a Hankie" and think that it can't read handwriting worth beans.
>
> I've made some of the most common mistakes (the->hie) into expansions, and
> the others I dutifully correct with the letter-by-letter corrector.
You know, it's funny, but I don't really notice a problem with the H, but
just now, trying to see how I do it, I had a devil of a time getting a
proper H. I tried my normal method, of writing it in three strokes, and that
was the most successful, but when I tried the single-stroke method, it
absolutely failed. I think it works normally when it is part of a word, but
writing it by itself seems to be where it fails. I wonder if this is an area
where alt.rec... Works??? Paul?
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