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The handwriting recognition routines included with Windows Vista can do only so much when people write different characters in very similar fashions. Consider the characters O, 0, o, and D. Even when looking at typed text it can be difficult to tell the difference between O and 0, so it is not a surprise that a computer might have difficulties in sorting one from the other. The Target Specific Recognition Errors routine allows you to either select a specific character or word or set of characters with similar shapes, such as the O and 0 characters. When you choose a specific character or word, you are asked to enter it using the on-screen keyboard. Once you have done this, you must provide four written examples of the character or word before you can update the recognizer. The characters with similar shapes routine works in a similar fashion. You select one of six sets of similar characters and then provide Windows Vista with examples of your handwriting for those characters, as shown in Figure 14-3. If you are unhappy with the way you have written the characters, you can choose not to update the recognizer and start again from the beginning.

In this dialog box, you can either type the IP address ranges that comprise the internal network, or you can click Select Network Adapter. If you choose Select Network Adapter, the interface shown in Figure 2-6 appears.

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On the Select Network Adapter page, you can choose which adapter or adapters are connected to the internal network. When you choose this option, ISA Server Setup constructs the internal network based on the network adapter, and it uses the Windows routing table to determine which address ranges are internal. You can also choose to include the private IP address ranges in the internal network.

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Teaching the recognizer your handwriting style is useful if you are impatient and want to reduce recognition errors immediately or if your Windows Vista Tablet PC computer finds it difficult to recognize your handwriting style. This process involves entering a series of 50 sentences, as shown in Figure 14-4, or providing examples of each available character to the computer. It is possible to save your progress if you do not have time to write all 50 sentences in a single session. Writing 50 sentences by hand can be tedious, although it will greatly improve Windows Vista s chances of identifying your handwriting.

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