ritePen 3.0 comes with the new customizable architecture. Now you can adapt
writing and recognition to a variety of workflow requirements, applications, and
desktop configurations.
One example is optional enabling (or disabling) of ritePen's writing on top of
certain application windows. By default, the current version
ritePen 3.0.17 does not allow writing in the
"document area" of three drawing applications: Microsoft Paint, OneNote and
InkeSeine (in Paint, you can write anywhere when the Text box is active, so you
can enter text on images using ritePen).
Users may enable writing on the OneNote window. Please read carefully
instructions below and download the file below to configure ritePen
appropriately:
- Download the configuration .flt file
below.
- Save the .flt file in ritePen's application folder (normally,
...\Program Files\EverNote\ritePen)
- Close ritePen if it is running.
- Rename the touch.flt file in the
application folder to backup the default configuration.
- Rename the saved file to touch.flt.
- Restart ritePen. New configuration will take force immediately
(if it doesn't work, close ritePen, reboot your PC and start ritePen).
Note: With any ritePen configuration, you can still write on the whole
screen. Disabling ritePen on top of "drawing" applications means that you cannot
start
writing new fragment of text on those windows. However, if your handwritten text
was started outside the excluded windows, you can freely cross
them during writing.