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Tips to improve your Graffiti recognition (continued)

"L" is the letter that most seems to give folks a problem. The best advice for forming this letter is to make sure you're making a nice, long line on both the side and bottom of your stroke. Try to keep your pen as close to the edge of the input area, and make sure you're doing a nice 90 degree turn, as shown in Figure A.

FIGURE A

To write an "L", make sure you're making a nice, long line on both the side and bottom of your stroke. Try to keep your pen as close to the edge of the input area, and make sure you're doing a nice 90 degree turn.

There are two tricks for writing a "D". As shown in Figure B, make a backwards Shortcut stroke, that is a backwards lower case "L".

FIGURE B

To write a "D", make a backwards Shortcut stroke, that is a backwards lower case "L".


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