Handheld Pocket PC Use

[kpierce]

Originally Posted by jshishilla

I use Adobe with a plug-in, that lets me choose pen, highlighter, text or eraser.

Yeah, I've tried the same method but for some reason has the same problems. Try out MS Word for signatures. Click "review" and "start inking". It's like writing on paper!

[John Shishilla]

Originally Posted by kpierce

Yeah, I've tried the same method but for some reason has the same problems. Try out MS Word for signatures. Click "review" and "start inking". It's like writing on paper!

I'll give it a try, thanks

[Dominic J. Maricic]

Originally Posted by kweiss

I persoanlly figure that the PPC's are probably going to fade away, so will seriously look into an ultra compact type device for my next purchase. It would be nice to have the full version on hand all the time. But I have real concerns about durability and carrying it around, as I do not want to change my process of entering things as I find them.

UMPC's like the Samsung Q1 have cases made by Otterbox. Check out http://www.otterbox.com/pc-tablet-um...ung-q1up-case/ and look at the photo gallery. For only $499 it's about the same price as a PDA is now. Yes it's a little bigger with a 7" screen but I think it's manageable.

Brian I agree laptops with the nice big keyboard are better for fast typing and data entry, and with a tablet you get the best of both worlds.