3D Printing with Windows
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Users like to personalize their content with annotations, captions, and drawings. The pen is the best tool for this, and you can support users’ desire to write or draw by enhancing your app with the Windows inking and recognition APIs. In this talk you’ll learn to add handwriting with the pen by using inking APIs, turn ink into text by using the recognition APIs for easy searching, and make ink flow faster using the SwapChainPanel.
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tony Possible to develop with palm block windows rt???
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YJK WPF ink canvas has great ink rendering display, but Windows 8 app does not. Samples only have just naive Bezier single-width line.
Do you have any plan to release InkRenderer with Pressure sensitive rendering?