Handwriting Recognition (Available Only on Tablet PCs)

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Handwriting Recognition (Available Only on Tablet PCs)
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Handwriting Recognition (Available Only on Tablet PCs) Personalization—Automatic Learning
What this feature does
Automatic learning is a handwriting recognition feature that is available on Tablet PCs. This feature collects data about the words that you use and how you write them. If you turn on automatic learning, the handwriting recognition software will attempt to recognize and improve its interpretation of your handwriting style and vocabulary.
Information collected, processed or transmitted
Information collected by automatic learning is stored in the user profile for each user on the Tablet PC. This information is not sent to Microsoft. The data is stored in a proprietary format that cannot be read by using a text viewing program, such as Notepad or WordPad and is only available to you and to administrators on your computer, not to other users.
The information collected includes but is not limited to:
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Text from messages you compose and calendar entries you create by using e-mail programs such as Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 or Windows Mail, including any messages that you have already sent.
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Text that you type in the Internet Explorer address bar.
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Ink that you write in Tablet PC Input Panel.
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Recognized text from ink that you write in Input Panel.
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Alternate characters that you select to correct the recognized text.
Note: Automatic learning for both your handwriting style and your vocabulary might not be available for all languages in which handwriting personalization is offered. For more information on the type of data that is used for different languages, search Windows Help and Support for the topic "Handwriting personalization on a Tablet PC."
Use of information
The information collected is used to help improve handwriting recognition by creating a version of the recognition software that's personalized to your own style and vocabulary. The text samples are used to create an extended dictionary. The ink samples are used to help improve character recognition for each user on a Tablet PC.
Choice and control
You can turn automatic learning on or off at any time by using the Tablet PC settings in Control Panel. When you turn off automatic learning, any data that has been collected and stored by automatic learning is deleted.
Error Reporting for Handwriting Recognition
What this feature does
You can send reports to Microsoft about handwriting recognition errors that you encounter while using the Tablet PC Input Panel.
Information collected, processed or transmitted
A short list of recently corrected handwriting samples is stored in memory. These handwriting samples are not written to your hard drive or sent to Microsoft without your explicit permission. No personal information is intentionally collected; however the samples you choose to send may include personal information. Microsoft does not use the information to identify you or contact you.
Use of information
You can select which recognition errors you would like to report. These reports are used to improve future versions of the Microsoft handwriting recognition software.
Choice and control
You can initiate a report using the Handwriting Recognition Error Reporting Tool; no reports are sent automatically. You can select each handwriting sample to be included in the report and review the report before sending it to Microsoft. In an enterprise environment, administrators can use Group Policy to disable Handwriting Recognition Error Reporting.
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