Intermec 6100 Reference Guide

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The 6100 Computer can run any mouseĆaware Windows application.  Note that

the Windows configuration provided by Intermec is not a fullĆfeatured Windows.

You may find that files you need have not been included.  Add the files if needed.
Borland's C compiler includes a utility called TDUMP.  You can run TDUMP on

an executable file to display the files or libraries called by the executable.

If handwriting recognition is required, there are two options available.  One opĆ

tion is provided by a product from Communication Intelligence Corp. (CIC); the

other option is provided by a product from Synaptics.  For descriptions, refer to

the CIC Handwriter Recognition System for Windows paragraph and the SynapĆ

tics Handwriter Recognition HRĆ1200 paragraph, on page 1Ć13.
If signature capture (bit maps) is required, but handwriting recognition is not

required, this can be done with regular Windows.   Simply trap the mouseĆmove

and mouseĆpressed events and manually draw the ink.  The ink then can be

saved as bit maps and compressed, if necessary.  Microsoft Visual Basic ProfesĆ

sional Edition has an example of catching ink" in this way.  The extra files for

enabling the Pen Extensions are provided in the Tool Kit.
Standard and Enhanced modes for Windows are discussed the in Memory OverĆ

view topic, in Appendix B, Common PEN*KEY 6000 Series Information.  Contact

your Intermec sales representative to order software and manuals.  Any of the

following handwriter recognition packages can be ordered:

Manufacturer:  Communication Intelligence Corp. (CIC)

Software:  Handwriting Recognition System for Windows
Manufacturer:  Synaptics

Software:  Handwriting Recognition HR-1200

This system is a fullĆfeatured recognizer which includes a trainer" that provides

a means to train the recognizer to better recognize your handwriting.

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This software also requires numerous files to be installed, about 720K bytes of

disk space.  Once loaded, it recognizes handwriting in any text field.  In addition,

it recognizes standard Pen Extensions for Windows 1.0 gestures.

This system is a more limited recognizer.  It requires only one file to be installed,

which is about 200K bytes in size.
It can run in standard or enhanced mode Windows.  It only recognizes handwritĆ

ing in boxed or hashed edits, which are Pen Windows controls.
Boxed edit (bEdit) looks similar to the following, and each letter goes in a box:

Hashed edit (hEdit) looks similar to the following, and each letter goes in a slot: