Which actually worked OK - it recognised most of what I wrote. The software itself as far as I could tell didn't do much - it trained the user on what it needed to recognise letters, rather than learning how you type.

Apparently I'm quite lucky to have a 360PE with the original Pen still intact! The stylus design itself is, I think still used today by Wacom - it doesn't use a battery or anything. The machine amazingly is complete and still works as it was intended - which as you might imagine is a little clunky. Then I used the GUI version of rawrite to write to a bunch of floppies - 5 for PC DOS, 6 for Windows 3.1, 3 for Windows for Pen Computing upgrade to Windows 3.1 and 1 disk for ThinkWrite.

I used a USB stick to transfer the raw image files and rawrite to a Windows 98 380Z laptop which usefully has USB, Floppy and CD-ROM. I managed to acquire the original restore floppies from a user on the forum - very grateful for that, as it seems this would have been much trickier before 2015 when this software was found. Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 11e Touchscreen 11.This machine came to me with Windows 95 flat installed - basically completely unusable as a tablet with Win95. This Windows 10 touch screen laptop is suitable for use at home, school or the office.

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