Good friend of GottaBeMobile, Loren Heiny, is giving away 20 copies of Ink Gestures to the first 20 people that respond to the thread in the new GottaBeMobile Forums. Each copy is valued at $39.00 US!! More about InkGestures: AN EDITING COMPANION FOR MICROSOFT WORD InkGestures is a Microsoft Word 2003 ® Addin that enables you [...]
Rob has already reported that Craig Pringle is working up his new Vista app SearchPad to allow you to enter Search data in ink. Loren Heiny is also doing a bit of tinkering with Ink. He’s taking a look at adding pictures and InkGestures capability to Google’s web word processor, Writely. Keep at guys. We’d [...]
This is good news! Loren Heiny posts that InkGestures, a terrific INK editing tool for Microsoft Word, is being updated for Word 2007. The Office 2007 version will have ribbon toolbar integration and a few gesture enhancements. Can’t wait. If you want to check out the current version, and you should, here’s the link.
Lora just IM’d me a post from Loren – With InkGestures for Word out the door, he is now working on InkGestures for PowerPoint. He’s got a cool little animation posted demonstrating the concept. Cool stuff, Loren. I bet the folks at Microsoft are really going to love you now! When demonstrating InkGestures Add-in for Microsoft [...]
James Kendrick and Marc Orchant have posted the latest version of On The Run With Tablet PCs podcast. Featured on this podcast is the launch of our website, TEO 3.0, Ink Gestures 1.1, OneNote 2007. Thanks for wonderful mentions guys. You were way too kind. Keep up the good work.
Loren and the developers at Jumping Minds software have just released an update to InkGestures — version 1.1 If you have not given InkGestures a test run on your tablet pc, download it and see what you think.
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