Previously we went through a technical overview of the Mobile Ink Library. Also included with the installation is are five sample applications demonstrating the use of the library. The following is a brief description of the samples.
InkControlDemo
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InkControlDemo demonstrates the various features of the InkCanvas control available in the Mobile Ink Library. It demonstrates how to:
- Add, select and delete ink data
- Change the color of the ink canvas, back color and pen color
- Change the width of the pen
- Text Recognition
- Extracting an image of the ISF ink data
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InkObjDemo
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InkObjDemo demonstrates the following:
- How to use the IInkOverlay COM interface within a managed application
- How to save the ink data as Ink Serialized Format (ISF) from the IInkOverlay COM Object
- How to load and Ink Serialized Format file into an IInkOverlay object
- Clearing the ink collected by IInkOverlay
- Changing the width of the pen for the ink
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BasicRecognitionCF
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BasicRecognitionCF was ported from the BasicRecognition native sample available with the Windows Mobile 6 Professional SDK. It allows a user to input text with the stylus, and recognize the text. It demonstrates the following:
- Using the InkRecognizer custom control
- Saving and Loading ISF files
- Ink recognition
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InkSerializationCF
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InkSerializationCF was ported from the InkSerialzation native sample available with the Windows Mobile 6 Professional SDK. It allows a user to sign on a region and save the signature along with the persons name in the ISF file. It demonstrates using the following:
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InkNotesCF
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InkNotesCF was ported from the InkNotes native sample available with the Windows Mobile 6 Professional SDK . It allows a user to view and edit ink notes. These ink notes can also be imported to OneNote 2007 or 2003 on the desktop. It demonstrates using the following:
- InkCanvas control
- Changing the pen used for inking
- Erasing Ink
- Selecting Ink
- Zooming in and out
- Saving and loading ISF files
- Emailing the note as a GIF attachment
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Next we look at the custom controls that where created for the Mobile Ink Library ...