Chapter or appendix
| Describes
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Chapter 1, Overview of the Pen Application Programming Interface
| Architecture of the Pen API.
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Chapter 2, Starting Out with System Defaults
| How to add pen functionality to an application with a minimum of programming
effort.
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Chapter 3, The Writing Process
| How an application gets input from a pen device.
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Chapter 4, The Inking Process
| How an application collects and changes pen input data.
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Chapter 5, The Recognition Process
| Converting raw pen input into usable characters such as letters and numerals.
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Chapter 6, Design Considerations
| Proper techniques, warnings, and tips for writing a pen-based application.
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Chapter 7, A Sample Pen Application
| The PENAPP.C sample application, to illustrate the information in Chapters 1
through 6.
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Chapter 8, Writing a Recognizer
| The requirements and design of a recognizer. Illustrates information using the
sample recognizer SREC.C as a model.
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Chapter 9, Summary of the Pen Application Programming Interface
| Pen API services, listed by category.
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Chapter 10, Pen Application Programming Interface Functions
| Functions, listed alphabetically.
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Chapter 11, Pen Application Programming Interface Structures
| Structures, listed alphabetically.
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Chapter 12, Pen Application Programming Interface Messages
| Messages, listed alphabetically.
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Chapter 13, Pen Application Programming Interface Constants
| Constants, listed alphabetically.
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Appendix A, Differences Between Versions 1.0 and 2.0 of the Pen Application
Programming Interface
| Changes and improvements to the Pen API.
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Appendix B, Using the 32-Bit Pen Application Programming Interface
| How to write 32-bit pen-based applications.
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Appendix C, Modifying the SYSTEM.INI File
| Settings used in Windows SYSTEM.INI.
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Appendix D, Accessing the Pen Device Driver
| How an application calls the pen driver.
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Glossary
| Pen-based terms.
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