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ParaGraph International, Inc.
1997
ParaGraph International, Inc. – CalliGrapher 5.0 for Windows CE (Disk)
GO Corporation
1992
GO Corporation – GO Fax Brochure
GO Corporation
1992
GO Corporation Getting Started with PenPoint (Version 1.0)
GO Corporation
1992
GO Corporation PenPoint Quick Reference
Palm Computing, Inc.
1994
Palm Graffiti (for Zoomer) Package
Palm Computing, Inc.
1994
Palm Graffiti (for Newton) Package
ParaGraph International, Inc.
1995
Paragraph International FreeStyle (Newton)
ParaGraph International, Inc. – CalliGrapher 5.0 for Windows CE (Disk)
CalliGrapher 5.0 was handwriting recognition software for Windows CE-based handheld computers that allowed users to input information by writing directly on the screen. Version 5.0 also added a screen draw…
GO Corporation – GO Fax Brochure
This is the original brochure for the GO Fax application (included with the PenPoint operating system). This brochure was packaged as part of the GO Corp. Media Kit. Note how…
GO Corporation Getting Started with PenPoint (Version 1.0)
This is the original getting started guide included with the PenPoint operating system.
GO Corporation PenPoint Quick Reference
This is the original quick reference document included with the PenPoint operating system.
Palm Graffiti (for Zoomer) Package
Graffiti was a single-stroke shorthand handwriting recognition system developed by Jeff Hawkins (Palm Computing). By using a simpler alphabet, lower-powered handheld devices could easily recognize handwriting. Hawkins believed that people…
Palm Graffiti (for Newton) Package
Graffiti was a single-stroke shorthand handwriting recognition system developed by Jeff Hawkins (Palm Computing). By using a simpler alphabet, computers could easily recognize handwriting. Hawkins believed that people would take…
Paragraph International FreeStyle (Newton)
FreeStyle allowed Apple Newton MessagePad users to write on their devices using natural characters without moving their hand, and without pause between characters.