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lotusindigo · 08-07-2009, 04:36 PM

Hi, I've been looking at getting a portable word processor, and I've been disappointed by the ugly, calculator-looking options I've found online. As I understand it, the Iliad Book Edition allows for note-taking with a stylus. Does it allow for the creation of longer documents as well (ie, scrolling) or is your note-taking space confined to the space on your screen? I want to be able to write handwritten documents (ie, book chapters) and have them converted to text via MyScript Notes. But I can't find anything online that confirms whether or not the Iliad technology would allow for this.

If it does not, would you know of any other e-ink/e-paper devices that WOULD allow for this?

Thanks.

08-07-2009, 04:36 PM	#1
lotusindigo Junior Member Posts: 8 Karma: 10 Join Date: Aug 2009 Device: irex iliad	Iliad Book Edition: a viable word processor? Hi, I've been looking at getting a portable word processor, and I've been disappointed by the ugly, calculator-looking options I've found online. As I understand it, the Iliad Book Edition allows for note-taking with a stylus. Does it allow for the creation of longer documents as well (ie, scrolling) or is your note-taking space confined to the space on your screen? I want to be able to write handwritten documents (ie, book chapters) and have them converted to text via MyScript Notes. But I can't find anything online that confirms whether or not the Iliad technology would allow for this. If it does not, would you know of any other e-ink/e-paper devices that WOULD allow for this? Thanks. Last edited by lotusindigo; 08-07-2009 at 04:39 PM.