I thought I would add to this conversation that Sony supplies supplies software with it's devices that allow you to accomplish both of these items. It has a version of Jot that allows you to use regular handwriting and also has software to allow you to connect directly to the memory stick installed on the unit.

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CEyNews User <your@email.net> wrote:
No, it doesn't. They bundle Decuma Latin, which is not a version of Jot.
It's a very different product from a different company.
If anything, Decuma Latin is a clone/copy of Transcriber, as found on
PocketPCs, but has nothing to do with Jot.

Decuma Latin isn't handwriting recognition either -- it only recognises
individual letters, but not ligatures nor words. It also requires switching
between different "modes" to enter alphabetical (A-Za-z) letters or numbers
and symbols. Finally, letters outside the A-Za-z range like þ (thorn) and ø
(oe) can't be entered at all.

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