Tetsuo Seto - Demonstrates Tablet PC multilanguage features
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Tetsuo Seto, Tablet PC team's East Asian program manager, demonstrates the new Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005's ability to recognize handwriting done in multiple languages.
We've also filmed this demo with Tetsuo talking in his native Japanese tongue.
For those who don't know, if you are a Chinese or Japanese writer, using a pen is easier than using a keyboard. Here's Tetsuo showing how you can mix Chinese, Japanese, English, or a number of other languages all in the same document.
We've also filmed this demo with Tetsuo talking in his native Japanese tongue.
For those who don't know, if you are a Chinese or Japanese writer, using a pen is easier than using a keyboard. Here's Tetsuo showing how you can mix Chinese, Japanese, English, or a number of other languages all in the same document.
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Will this feature include any right to left capabilities such as for Hebrew and Arabic?
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