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Mobile Life Tips: the Graffiti artist is back!

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When you've used a Palm for almost a decade, you actually train your brain to write differently. See, Palm uses a special kind of handwriting, called Graffiti, to recognize your scrawls and make it into usable text. I took me about a week to master, and from there on in, I was able to take notes in meetings, calls, etc. No problems.
Graffiti
About 2 years ago, Palm was sued: seems they didn't have all of the permission to use Graffiti they thought. As a result, they were forced to design a new version of Graffiti, creatively named Graffiti 2. While it bears a great deal of resemblence to Graffiti, it ain't the same, and is infinitely harder to use. For me, it's meant a complete dependency on the Palm virtual keyboard, and that sucks.

Lo and behold, you can go home again. From the helpful people at 1src, I proudly present the tested and approved: How to get Grafitti 1 to work on the Palm TX. Yep, happy days are here again!

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