Sony PEG-TH55 - Manual (Page 10)

Personalize
Recognition is enabled by the comparison of your handwritten characters to characters in the
Decuma Alphabet. This is a pre-defined library containing different types of handwriting and
written characters. The library includes all the general characters, numbers, punctuation marks
and special characters that you can write using Decuma Latin 3.0.
One example of how to form characters for Decuma Latin to recognize is explained under
Decuma Alphabet Outlines. A wide variety of handwritten characters are included in the Decuma
Alphabet library, in addition to the characters shown in this outline.
You can improve and facilitate the recognition of your handwriting by adding misinterpreted
characters to the Decuma Alphabet.
Editing the Decuma Alphabet
By editing the Decuma Alphabet you have the
opportunity to adjust individual characters for improved
recognition. Adding characters will compensate for those
frequently misinterpreted. Let us assume that Decuma
Latin mistakes your 'B' for a 'D'. Enter Personalize, tap
the Edit button under Edit Decuma Alphabet. Change
the character in the interpretation field to ‘B’ either by
tapping ‘B’ in the outline or by scrolling through the
characters using the arrow buttons. Write the letter 'B', in
your own handwriting, in the box representing the input
area. In this way you can avoid misinterpretation of your
handwriting.
You can return at any time to edit and adjust your characters for improved performance.
You should keep in mind that some characters are similar in shape when making additions to the
Decuma Alphabet. Decuma Latin recognizes your characters based on the number of strokes they
include, the order in which the strokes are written, the shape of the strokes and the position of the
character on the input area. You should, therefore, enter your characters with care and as
naturally as possible for the best performance. You should also watch out for dots which have not
been correctly acquired by the touch screen.
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