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This is not a test…there’s no hope nor cure for that handwriting.
It looks smoother. Not all choppy.
This is much better!
Glad to see that the CAPTCHA is back up and running.
Ink looks better, but handwriting could be improved. Are you sure you are not a doctor of some sort?
Josh, take two Tablets and call me in the morning.
does look better, still looks better than my writing, so I may be bad at telling if it is good or not.
much better.
no more aliased lines!
Yes, definitely looks better! Looks like you wrote on a piece of paper and scanned it in. I can see some differences in line pressure which also serves to make it look more natural. Yay, active digitizer!
I just with that the TIP wasn’t the only cure for both our handwriting ills! (Although yours looks iller than mine!
Yes it looks a lot better. Much smoother ink without any jaggies.
I’m with Kevin!