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Old 03-20-2004, 11:42 AM
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New Freeware Text Input Utility: FleXslide


A developer called Sunorb has released a new freeware text entry method called FlexSlide you might want to try if you haven't found the right method yet. It's freeware so no risk - just hopefully better writing.
"FleXslide combines the best features of a keyboard with character recognition methodologies. A character is input by touching within a text area and, if necessary, sliding in one of six directions. The result is a simple character recognition system that has the strengths of a keyboard.
FleXslide is simple to learn. While it may look a little strange at first, the horizontal ordering of a Qwerty keyboard is maintained. This means that there is very little searching for characters. After a few minutes the method becomes second nature. "

If you do try this, please let us know how it works!! Anyone? Anyone? Beuller? Anyone?
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