You can include titles and a soundtrack. And, for that professional look, you can add transition techniques such as fade and dissolve. Luckily, the built-in help files actually help. Jeremy M. Van Zee Entering data on a personal digital assistant requires patience and the ability to adapt. Textware Solutions' FitalyStamp is a polyester overlay that fits atop a PDA's Graffiti area.
Colors make identifying application, function and character keys easier.
But the FitalyStamp's primary goal is to input data faster using a stylus. Its keyboard is arranged so that the most common letters and the space bar are clustered in the middle, reducing the distance the stylus travels. Textware says regular users can hit speeds of 50 words per minute. With practice, I averaged 30. Nevertheless, it's a good solution for those who prefer tapping in data.