Not at the current time, although it can recognize numbers and some basic mathematical symbols (+, -, x etc).

MyScript Notes is a Windows application that can convert handwirtten notes, shapes, tables and drawings into digital information ready for further use. You can use it with most major digital pen-and-paper systems, or writing devices such as graphic tablets, or handwriting capture devices. See similar questions...

MyScript Notes handwriting recognition software Multilingual Edition (the interface is available in Chinese (Traditional / Simplified), Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Swedish). Recognized languages: Chinese (Traditional / Simplified), Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Swedish). See similar questions...

Sure! You can try out the easy to use MyScript Notes handwriting recognition software for 30 days. To do so, go to our download centre. See similar questions...

Yes, you can create your personal dictionary with MyScript adding specific words and expressions: you can even add auto replacements that replace acronyms or abbreviations by real words. See similar questions...

MyScript Notes Lite is an abridged version of MyScript Notes. It does not include several useful features of the full version, for example, you cannot convert shapes, tables or drawings, your personal dictionary is limited to only 30 words, and you do not have the MyScript Trainer personal handwriting profile application. See similar questions...

The actual types of ink files you can recognize may vary depending on whether you acquired a specific version of MyScript Notes accompanying a particular device (e.g. Logitech iO pen, ACECAD Digimemo, Pegasus Note Taker etc.). See the previous point for a list of currently supported devices for the version purchased from the Vision Objects web store. It can also accept ink made with the Ink Editor on Tablet PC and any Windows 2000 or XP touchscreen. See similar questions...

While MyScript Notes does not currently exist in a version for Mac, some customers have successfully used it on a Virtual PC setup on Macintosh (with a Mac running OS X and the Virtual PC using Windows XP). See similar questions...

You are redirected to the secure site of our bank: please enter your banking information and validate. You will receive your purchase certificate with your registration code via email. You will need this code to unlock your purchased product. If you have the MyScript Notes trial version already installed, you don't need to download or reinstall it again. Simply enter the registration code into the "Registration" dialog box. See similar questions...

MyScript Notes recognizes and converts handwritten notes, shapes and tables into digital information ready for further use in back end applications, such as Microsoft Word, Outlook or Lotus Notes. See similar questions...

Once you have uploaded your pen data onto your PC, save your notebook file as usual. Then, open MyScript Notes and open the notebook file. MyScript Notes can open files from all well-known types of pens (Logitech, Nokia, Maxell). See similar questions...

No, you don't need to download the software again. Once you have been purchased your MyScript Notes licence, you will receive a product key for MyScript Notes. Open your trial version of MyScript Notes and you will see the product registration box. Type the product key into this box and confirm. You can now use your copy of MyScript Notes indefinitely. See similar questions...

This depends on how you acquired MyScript Notes: some device manufacturers offer their own version which may have a specific list of supported formats. However, the version purchased from the Vision Objects web store supports the following (device and file format): Check the types of files you can open by using File - Open and looking in the file type list in the dialog box. See similar questions...

MyScript Notes preserves the layout of your documents unless you choose the “Text Only” conversion mode. Yes, MyScript Notes offers two functions: 1. With the ink editor, you can edit the original ink to remove scratch-outs or mistakes and respace the ink too. 2. Once your text has been recognized by MyScript Notes, you can modify the resulting text, edit shapes and format text (bold, italic, bulleting, alignment etc). See similar questions...

Yes, you can take full advantage of a brand new MyScript Trainer tool to create a personal handwriting profile, which Notes can use to increase the accuracy of the recognition of your handwriting style. See similar questions...

MyScript Notes licenses are for a single user. They are linked to your Windows account. So another user cannot use your copy of MyScript Notes if a different log in name is used. See similar questions...

Just contact Vision Objects customer service and we will locate your registration details and send you another copy of your key. If you bought your copy of the software from another vendor, contact them to ask for a replacement key. You can open postscript files (*.ps) with MyScript Notes. While the IBM Crosspad software cannot save its ink file (*.nbk) directly as a postscript file (*. See similar questions...

You would be surprised at what it can recognize. However, the recognition software is sensitive to certain types of handwriting problems. It is more likely to produce errors if your words and letters are spaced unevenly. It may produce errors if words have letters missing or are badly spelled. You do not need to change your whole way of writing, but a little care may make a big difference in your recognition results. See similar questions...

You aren't required to take notes, and I'll never check whether you do, but chances are it will make your life easier, so you might consider it. Many of the questions above can be answered by scribbling marginal notes on your readings-e.g., a star or exclamation point for things that interest or surprise you. A "vs. FirstAuthor" or "like FirstAuthor" for contradictions and connections. Underline and scribble "Arg" for main arguments in secondary sources. See similar questions...

There is no elegant built-in way, yet. There are several ideas, but no obvious winner. This issue requires a champion to solve the technical and aesthetic issues and implement a generic solution. Here's the to-do list entry. There are several quick & dirty ways to include equations in documents. They all presently use LaTeX syntax or dialects of it. For LaTeX output, nothing beats raw LaTeX math. A simple way is to use the raw directive: . See similar questions...