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What type of computer can be used with this software? I am looking for something that can be mobile. I would also assume that the touch screen would already have to be installed. "AI" wrote: > There is a program called Active Ink Software that creates inkable forms that > will allow you to capture signatures. Go to http://www.activeinksoftware.com > > > "Arturo" wrote: > > > I     

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Author: Arturo
Date: May 14, 2008 05:03

Josh, I tried that approach and it did not resolve my issue. The way my control works is a bit different that yours is that I am showing the convert text immediately as the user writes instead of with a delay. Here is some sections of the code. Any ideas of how to get it to work this way? protected RecognizerContextRecognitionEventHandler _evtRecognition; protected StrokesEventHandler
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I don't have the book in front of me at the moment, and my architecture was based on the same concepts, but not the same code so I can't say for sure if there's a race condition in the book's example. What I am doing, however, is locking on the same object in Ink_Added and in the method I call to kick off background recognition. So it basically looks like: Ink_Added { lock ( obj )     

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Author: AI
Date: May 13, 2008 13:56

Josh, I implemented the async recognition pretty much straight from Jarrett's book as you recommended. During debugging I put in some Debug.WriteLine calls to see what is going on. I see the Ink_Added called and the correct # of strokes. This event calls the background recgonition thread but in the Recognition callback event the e.Result is the same as the previous Recognition event but if
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The answer is very easy. The solution is going to be hard as hell. You have a race condition. Somehow in your code you're performing the recognition before the stroke is added to the recognizer context. You need to be more careful using synchronization locks. I've run into a couple of these problems. Unfortunately, there is no one-size-fits-all answer. You just gotta debug the hell out of     

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Author: Tommy
Date: Aug 23, 2006 09:27

Mark wrote: Dan houdt het denk ik al voor een groot gedeelte op, het bedrijfslogo hoort niet zomaar vrij te kopiƫren zijn. Ik neem de links nog even door, bedankt voor de hulp. Dat kun je nooit echt beveiligen. Een screenshot en even bewerken dan heb je het al. Verder zijn er allerlei programma's die direct een selectie er uit kunnen halen. Bij Windows Vista wordt standaard een
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Author: Josh Einstein
Date: Aug 20, 2006 19:59

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Author: Tommy
Date: Aug 20, 2006 19:12

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Author: Josh Einstein
Date: Aug 20, 2006 18:28

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Author: GJ.Oomens
Date: Jul 13, 2006 07:16

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