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[Samsung Infuse 4G] mg2195:
My guess would be you removed the wrong apk/s or you made a bad edit in the build.prop...although I could be wrong about build.prop...I'm pretty sure it has a little to do with messaging-not positive though
[Samsung Infuse 4G] noahk11:
No I have not, thank you!
[Thinkpad Tablet Themes and Apps] PBSurf:
Write is a word processor for handwriting, available for Android 3.0 and later and Windows tablet PCs. Write provides a unique set of tools which ease the editing of handwritten text by grouping strokes into lines, much like typed text in a word processor.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.styluslabs.write

Features:

* tools: draw, erase, select, insert space, and add bookmark

* configurable stylus button support in Android 4.0

* move strokes and insert space in multiples of the page's ruling

* reflow handwritten text with the insert space tool

* insert bookmarks and label them with handwriting

* cut, copy, paste selection

* unlimited undo/redo jog dial (volume keys can also be used for undo/redo)

* pan/zoom with two fingers

* customize and save pens

* user defined page size, color, and ruling

* pages can grow automatically as you write

* split screen with web browser to take notes from web pages or videos

* html/svg document format viewable in any modern web browser

* view thumbnails as a grid or list

* when viewed as list, arrange thumbnails by drag and drop

Comments, bug reports, and feature requests can be posted to this thread; I look forward to hearing your thoughts!

-- Matt

Update (Aug 31):

v1.5 adds ability to export all docs as a single zip file, more options for pen/touch input, and more
[Thinkpad Tablet Themes and Apps] DiJu519:
About to try it out I'll report back

Edit:

DUDE THIS IS AWESOME.

-UI is nice and clean, also very intuitive

-Hand writing experience is the best I've used.

Things to consider:

- fit to screen button as a shortcut if you've zoomed too far in and need to get out quick.

- page navigation could be located in the bottom right and left corners of the screen, makes it a bit more intuitive. Where the up and down arrows are Now for navigation could act as an area for stating what page your on.(e.g page 6/9)

Things I'm personally looking for:

- drop box integration and PDF annotation support

Keep up keep up the good work.
[Thinkpad Tablet Themes and Apps] DeucesAx:
Why isn't there an option for zoom and pan only with touch input?

Edit: I could have sworn touch input always drew lines. Installed again and now it works fine. My bad.
[Thinkpad Tablet Themes and Apps] PBSurf:
Not sure I understand the question - the default behavior is to allow for zooming and panning with two fingers (if the fingers start very close together, zooming is disabled). This behavior can be configured so that you can pan with a single finger or disable touch input entirely, in which case the pen button can be configured to pan (and there are zoom options available in the application menu).

If the pen isn't being recognized, try setting Force Pen in the preferences.

-- Matt
[Thinkpad Tablet Themes and Apps] darkwingduck13:
As a long-time lurker, I registered an account just to talk about this app! I've been in love with my Thinkpad Tablet for almost a year now, but I never really "clicked" with any of the handwriting apps available for it, which really sort of frustrated me. I tried out your app, and so far I've been really enjoying it! I do have a question: is there an easy path to convert the handwritten text from the Write app on the tablet into a typed form on my PC?

Basically, I'm looking for a way to use the TPT to capture my handwriting when I'm out and about, as it's easy to carry the TPT and work in any environment. The ideal solution would be some function/process to then export the document from the Write app and have it convert it to .txt or something. If I had to e-mail it to myself, or use ES File Explorer to drop it onto my file-share at home where I could get at it from my desktop PC, that would be fine too.

Just looking for recommendations on the least-frustrating way possible to do what I want to do!

Thank you very much for this app!
[Thinkpad Tablet Themes and Apps] PBSurf:
If you have Evernote installed, you can use "Send Current Page" from the Document submenu and select Evernote, which will OCR the page and make it searchable. I'm not sure if there is an easy way to extract the converted text. In the future, I will look into exporting all pages at once to Evernote.

What are your main reasons for wanting to convert handwriting to text (especially since any conversion will introduce quite a lot of errors unless your handwriting is flawless)? To be consistent with the rest of your documents? For searching? For sending to others? Something else?

-- Matt
[Thinkpad Tablet Themes and Apps] darkwingduck13:
Wow, thanks for responding to my question Matt!

I don't have Evernote installed, but I'll install it just to try the feature you're talking about.

Basically, I would want to convert handwriting to text in order to be able to do a number of things:

1. Easily post things I've written to my blog.

2. Move chapters of my stories into an editable word-processor-compatible format.

3. Send to an editor.

4. Archive in an easily appendable format...in the case of my stories, each one would eventually go into a single larger file as it's polished/finished and saved on my network drive and backed up.

The writing application that came with the TPT was pretty decent at translating my writing to text, but I didn't like using it to write as much as yours, and on top of that, when I rooted the tablet and installed CM 8 (or whatever version this is), that handwriting app didn't come along for the ride. I didn't realize at the time that it wouldn't be part of the package, so I'd been looking for suitable replacements. Quill had been where I'd settled until I saw your post, and I just like the functionality of your app better so far when it comes to usability while doing my scribbling. :)
[Thinkpad Tablet Themes and Apps] sakobatoneko:
This is a great handwriting app. I have bee using Quill for almost a year since I couldn't find another app that can do what it can. However, this app does more than Quill and I am considering switching over to this app. There are a few things I would like to see added to this app before I do. I would like to be able to draw lines and geometric shapes. It would be great if you could add an auto save function, that way I dont have to worry about losing my notes. While using Write I found myself getting ticked off by the zoom levels. When I tried to zoom to lever .65, it would automatically got to .75. Instead of having the volume keys used to undo/redo it would be better to have the used for changing pages and adding pages. I also noticed that if you have many pages of notes you wont be able to quickly go to a specific page of notes, you have to go through all the pages. A way to get around that is by making thumbnails of the pages inside the document so you can easily browse through them. Overall this is a very good app, it just needs those few things to completely win me over.
[Thinkpad Tablet Themes and Apps] PBSurf:
The document is automatically saved whenever it loses focus or the screen turns off, so the only thing that could cause you to lose your notes would be Write crashing ... if you've experienced this, let me know! Or if by auto save, you meant backing up to a different location, you could try something like SugarSync, which allows you to sync folders on Android. You can also change the folder where documents are saved (in advanced preferences) for other sync applications that don't let you specify the folders to be synced.

I've been thinking about the best way to handle geometric shapes, so there might be something like this in a future release (but not the next release).

The zoom is intentionally limited to discrete steps. The idea is to usually work at zoom = 1 and adjust the page size and ruling (i.e. line spacing) as desired. So if you prefer the way the page looks at zoom = 0.65, you can change the default Y ruling from 40 to 40*0.65 = 26.

The next release of Write will allow the volume keys to be configured.

Document navigation could definitely be improved (e.g. thumbnails). There are a couple things you could try in the meantime. First, zooming out all the way (0.10) should make it possible to scroll through pages pretty quickly - double tap with two fingers to zoom to 100% on the desired page (or one finger, if you switched the preference to single finger panning). Second, for pages you frequently go to, add a bookmark on the page next to the title or some other identifying writing - you'll then see it in the bookmark list and can jump to it by tapping on it in the list.

-- Matt
[Thinkpad Tablet Themes and Apps] sakobatoneko:
I was worried that the document didn't save by itself since there was an option under the document menu to "save now." I thought that meant that I would have to click on that every time I finished taking notes. Adjusting the page size has solved the problem I was having with the zoom. The more familiar I get with this app the more comfortable I am writing with it. Keep up the good work and thanks for the fast reply. Oh, when will the next release be, if you don't mind me asking?
[Thinkpad Tablet Themes and Apps] PBSurf:
The next release will probably be early in January.

-- Matt
[Thinkpad Tablet Themes and Apps] daswahnsinn:
I love how responsive it is, best free/paid app I've tried. I would like to see a different background other than normal paper. I have always liked writing on graph/grid paper. Thanks for the app and keep up the good work.
[Thinkpad Tablet Themes and Apps] PBSurf:
You can configure the page color and background by selecting Page Setup from the application menu. To get grid paper, for example, select one of the "grid" options for "Ruling".

-- Matt
[Thinkpad Tablet Themes and Apps] daswahnsinn:
Been messing with some of the setting and found the grid/graph paper, that has tons on options, and I found pen only input which always is need or at least for me it is. The more I play around with this app the more I see what other apps needed.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rain987:
Hi as stated my question is NOT to know how many of you experience charging that takes too long, but is there a SOLUTION for it?

I am using a desire s, it used to take 2hours 30min(from 15%-100%) but now a days it takes close to 5 hours to fully charge.

I've read many thread with similar problem but non seem to be able to find the solution.

I doubt it is battery related issue as i got this phone together with my friends and theirs has no issue like this.

I've tried :

1)full wipe

2)different rom(s)

3)different kernel

4)battery stat wipe

5)different charger(both are htc)

ps : I've post this in DesireS Q&A but did not get any solution.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Apex:
How are you charging your phone: USB to PC it via wall charger? If it's taking longer than usual turn off the phone. I've found that this sped up the charge dramatically! By doing so, you can also see a battery simulation on the screen showing the charging process.

Also, if you're charging vis USB, the requirements are 5 volts from a USB connector. But the problem is amperage. Wall chargers can supply up to 1 amp (some will supply more, but you don't want more for a phone), while many computers will only supply 500 milliamps out of a USB connector. Thus the phone (battery) will charge faster with a higher amperage. If that doesn't do any good, you may have a bunk battery or some kind of hardware issue...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rain987:
I am using wall charger. It seems consistent to charge slower at around 70% then speed back up at 90%. Are u sure that this is a symptoms of a spoiled battery?

To me(an accountant not a technicians) it seems like the "smart" phone is tell it to charge slower at 70%.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] malomank:
Same problem

I have the same problem, first when I bought my SE x10 mini pro. It charged in 1.5 hours but nw it takes about 3 hours. I don't know the reason but I'm trying to find out how to solve this problem.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Apex:
I'm not entirely certain its a case of bad battery, but it does sound a bit suspicious. If you're feeling up to it, you can try this: (it's worth a shot.)

If, after rooting or more likely that case after flashing a new rom, you often have battery reporting errors and re-calibrating the battery along with some steps I will outline for you below will ensure that your battery is getting a full charge, and the battery reporting accuracy is right on.

1. Take the case off your phone (one of the latter steps involves taking the battery out from the phone while it's plugged in. Make sure your case won't stand in the way.)

2. Install Battery Calibration app from the market

3. Plug in your phone to charge while it's on, wait till it gets to a 100%

4. When the charge is 100%, open the BatteryCalibration app and lookup what the charge is in MV while at 100%. Write it down.

My Atrix 2 was showing ~3400MV while at 100%, which is definitely not the maximum capacity.

5. Discharge your phone completely until it shuts off.

A good way of doing this quickly is by turning on wifi, and a video player.

6. Without turning on the phone plug it into a wall charger and let it get to 100%

7. When it's at 100%, without unplugging it from the wall charger, take off the battery cover, and take the battery out.

Your phone will "reboot" and show a Missing Battery icon.

8. Without unplugging the phone from the wall charger or turning it on, put the battery back in and wait until the phone recognizes the battery.

9. Your battery should now be recognized by the phone, and showing a charge % significantly lower than 100%.

Mine showed only 5%.

10. Let it sit there charging for 2-3 hours (or more).

My phone wouldn't charge past 10%, but yours might. The numbers don't matter much as the phone is definitely getting additional charge that could have been lost while flashing ROMs, etc.

11. After 2-3 hours (or more), turn the phone on while holding the volume down button and get into CWM.

Do not disconnect it from the charger still!

12. Wipe battery stats and reboot.

Do not disconnect it from the charger still!

13. When the phone turns on, go into Battery Calibration app again and look up your MV numbers -if you were like me, they should be significantly higher than before. After this whole process I had 4351MV at 100%, comparing to 3400MV before calibration.

Do not disconnect it from the charger still!

14. Make sure your wifi and data connections are off. Now finally unplug the phone from the charger.

Go to bed, let your phone sleep too.

The next morning, use your phone as normal throughout the day. Then when it comes time to charge again, see if that does anything for your battery life and/or charging times...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SachinShekhar:
I liked your current charge curve.. :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rain987:
bump

ps : i did try out #5 but no success :(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] copynintendo:
best way is shut down device when charging:p
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rain987:
Yes is charges quickly when the phone is off, but what if i am expecting a call or some sort. Could it be a script some where to tell the phone when should it start slow charge or something similar?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] simon2k10:
Hey Guys,

I scratched my notes's screen a bit in the middle in 2-3 spots while going camping. Looking at the phone makes me want to flush it down the drain!

I called bell and told them i had all kind of issues and they told me that they do not do any exchanges, they send phones to Samsung and they decide if the phone gets repaired or exchanged.

So my question is , did any of you deal with samsung repair center and did they send you a refurbished phone, or your same phone with scratches all over the place?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] nellycruzz:
So your trying to exchange only cuz you got the screen scratches?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] simon2k10:
ITs the main reason. In the 6 months ive owned it, it also gave me about 10 pink screens then rebot
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] nellycruzz:
Well u cannot lie and say that u have all these issues especially when u clearly don't and only want a new one cuz of your screen. Its called a screen protector and a otter box. That's your own fault and if u lied to them about issues they will try to duplicate the issues and will only attempt to fix anything they may see. Quite pathetic to lie to get a new one cuz u weren't prepared for your adventure .
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] akafred:
you can put a protector on the screen now and hide most of the scratches.. i bought a phone and the seller did this.. very very hard to tell, but with the protector off substantial scratch..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] cucumbersmell:
Ditto that. A Zagg screen should fill in the scratches and make them almost invisible and prevent further scratches. Also, comes with a lifetime warranty.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] LittleRedDot:
I've dealt with Samsung warranty over charging port/cable issues and they sent me a new device rather than a refurb. I retained my own S-Pen, Battery, and sim card. You can send them your phone for whatever reason you want, but once they get it and realize that you just wanted a new device cause you scratched your screen they will most likely charge you for the device.

I agree that you've really got to look at yourself as the cause of the problem. You could have gotten a quality screen protector for minimal cash, and if you can afford the phone and service you can afford to protect it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] porkenhimer:
Why even take your phone camping? You should never take a phone like the Note camping with you. Keep a backup flip phone and slide your sim in while your camping. People camp to get away from the world not to bring it with them. Also if your gonna cheat Samsung cause you made a mistake and messed your screen up, you will probably never learn your lesson. Buy another Note or deal with your mistake after all Samsung did nothing wrong. Its your fault not theirs. Not only is it lame and dishonest its a crime to scam for free property. Scratched phones are not covered with warranty, but real malfuntions are so I guess your outta luck.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] simon2k10:
Front Apoita

wow, this thread has gone out of proportion! Lets put some facts clear :

1. I did not post a complete post as i was really tired and sleepy ( sorry about that )

2. I am having LTE connectivity issues and 50% drop calls on LTE. we changed SIM cards already and Bell told me to get my phone repaired

3. I got Some pink screens about 10 times in total which worried me. Got them on stock GB, on Perfection ICS Leaks, and on Stock ICS

4. I always had a screen protector, but had few issues with it. It got dirty on the top part next to the front camera, and it had all kind of lines because of the s-pen ( I guess they sold me the wrong type of screen protector as this one sucks! )

I endured it for 6 months but got fed up and ordered a Spigen Glas.t from eBay. I got fed-up of the screen protector meanwhile and i took it off last weekend. Since then ive been scratching my phone all the time, in my pockets, with quarters or keys, or plastic cards!!!This gorilla screen is not really good on the Note.

Anyways sorry for the confusion, hope i cleared out everything.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] welchertc:
Just because it's gorilla glass doesn't change the fact that you're careless. I don't use a screen protector either, but then again my note always has a dedicated pocket. Gorilla glass isn't diamond, if something has a higher hardness rating, it will scratch the screen. Plain and simple. Pay for the repair or get a screen protector to fill the scratches in. It's your fault. Samsung will replace phones for manufacturers defects, but the screen scratches will take precedence over the other issues, as those aren't manufacturers defects. Take it as a lesson learned, you pay for expensive ****, so take care of it like it's expensive ****.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] rangercaptain:
Gorilla glass is very weak. The only screens I have scratched or broke were gorilla glass.

For $200 Samsung will replace your front glass, LCD, and digitizer. It is one unit. They will fix your other issues for free by flashing a basic stock rom and recovery, then see if you have bad hardware. It will take ten days. Call them.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] nellycruzz:
I have no ides what to do. I played them so many times before. Now its all blocky and graphics are jacked. Any ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] corning84:
Hi guys,

I used techfanatic9's DIY for going to Jellybean on my VZW galaxy nexus and it worked but I had no mobile network.

After a few attempts they referred me to their going back to stock which used ODIN.

Anyway, reflashing back to stock failed in Odin and after I took the battery out and out it back in (with the cable connected) i could no longer get to download mode or recovery (I was using clockwork mod recovery).

Now everytime I turn the phone on it has a phone a yellow exclamation point and a monitor and I can't get to recovery or download mode.

Can anyone help me at least get to recovery mode again? Odin still recognizes my phone (drivers good) but it always fails to flash back to stock. I just got this phone not too long ago and I'm kind of devastated =(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] corning84:
Follow up.. Did a lot of self educating over 3 days.

I lost recovery. I made a jig using some resistors from radio shack and cutting up an unused usb cable.

Got download mode back and used Odin (which is a very bad tool from my research but also can be good) + a 4.0.2 image and a phone file and restored my soft brick back to stock.
[HTC EVO 3D] _xNova:
I have an HTC EVO 3D That I purchased yesterday, and It's been flashed to Boost Mobile (A company owned and operated by Sprint) Boost is a CDMA service. I am interested in rooting my device, but when I tried this method: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1218193 I was stopped because my HBOOT isn't supported. Baffled, I went searching the forums and found this:http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1547695 unfortunately, I'm not sure if it's safe to proceed with this procedure, because I wasn't there when my phone was flashed, and I don't know if HTC Dev was used. Furthermore, I don;t know if I have S-On of S-OFF, because I didn't flash my phone. Also, it has come to my understanding that linux is required for that method of HBOOT downgrade. Is there any way I can avoid that? It's kind of a lot of trouble.
[HTC EVO 3D] Will32:
You can check if you're s-on or s-off by looking at the top of the hboot screen. Pull the batt, put it back in, hold vol down + power.

If you don't have s-off, the downgrade is easy, linux is easy. After the downgrade you have to use revolutionary.io to achieve s-off and it'll likely screw up your boost flash. I'll edit with a thread link for prepping to downgrade with a carrier flashed phone.

Edit... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1646815
[HTC EVO 3D] _xNova:
Hboot says I have S-ON. By following the steps in that link you'll give, will I be able to restore my flash without losing MMS and 3G, etc.?
[HTC EVO 3D] Will32:
I'm really not sure, I've never flashed a phone. If you don't mind me asking, why do you want s-off? It's nice to have because it makes flashing roms easier but its not required to flash roms, and if your not sure you can flash your phone back, its probably not worth the risk.
[HTC EVO 3D] _xNova:
Well the whole idea is that i need to downgrade HBOOT in order to root, and I was under the impression that to downgrade Hboot i needed to have S-OFF.