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Tutorials For Beginners
Penlets 101
Ok, so you just downloaded the LiveScribe SDK but you don't know
where to start. This tutorial will present you with a basic penlet
that is used as the starting point for many of the tutorials on this
site.
Developing
Penlets in Eclipse
Learn how develop and deploy your Penlets using Eclipse. This
tutorial walks you through the steps you need to follow.
Tutorials For Specific Tasks
Using a Shared Library
The more code you write, the more opportunities you find for reuse. In this tutorial we explain one simple way to do this.
Capturing
Drawn Shapes
Learn how to capture shapes drawn by the pen, and then use that data
to determine when the pen is inside or outside of a drawn shape.
Creating
a Custom Vocabulary
Learn how to create a custom vocabulary for your ICR applications.
Using
Properties Files
J2ME lacks a Properties class. In this tutorial we roll our own,
along with split and chomp functions.
Using
Intelligent Character Recognition (ICR)
Add some smarts to your smart pen. This tutorial shows you how to
recognize the words that are being written
Introduction
to Playing Sounds
Add some spice to your Pulse pen applications by adding sounds. You
and your pen can make beautiful music together.
Loading
and Displaying Images
Learn how you can load TIFF and BMP images onto your Pulse pen and
display them in the OLED display.
Top Tutorials
Penlets 101
Never written a penlet before? Then start here with Penlets 101!
Using
Intelligent Character Recognition (ICR)
Add some smarts to your smart pen. This tutorial shows you how to
recognize the words that are being written
Capturing Drawn Shapes
Learn how to capture shapes drawn by the pen and determine relationships.
Coming Soon
Tic-Tac-Toe
The game that you have played with two people, a pen, and some paper
has been reworked. Now all you need is the pen and paper. Test your
skill against your pen.
Drawing Bitmaps on Your Pen
Sure, the screen is small, but that shouldn't stop you from using it
for animations and game displays. Learn how in this tutorial.