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• Z-shaped scratch-out • Circular scratch-out • Vertical scratch-out Using editing gestures Use editing gestures in the writing pad or in the character pad. There are two sets of editing gestures that you can use: • Common editing gestures used on handheld computers or PDA devices. • Editing gestures from the Simplified Chinese (PRC) standard, GB/T 18790-2002, adopted by the Chinese government. Editing gestures used on handheld computers Symbol Description Enter Draw a 90-degree angle between the downward an leftward sections of the stroke. Backspace Draw a long line. Space Draw a long line. Tab • Draw a 90-degree angle between the upward and rightward sections of the stroke. • Draw the rightward section of the stroke two to four times longer than the upward section. Editing gestures from the Simplified Chinese (PRC) standard, GB/T 18790-2002 Symbol Description Enter Backspace Space Tab 4444

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Z-shaped scratch-out
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Circular scratch-out
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Vertical scratch-out
Using editing gestures
Use editing gestures in the writing pad or in the character pad. There are two sets of
editing gestures that you can use:
•
Common editing gestures used on handheld computers or PDA devices.
•
Editing gestures from the Simplified Chinese (PRC) standard, GB/T 18790-2002,
adopted by the
Chinese government.
Editing gestures used on handheld computers
Symbol
Description
Enter
Draw a 90-degree angle between the downward an leftward sections of
the stroke.
Backspace
Draw a long line.
Space
Draw a long line.
Tab
•
Draw a 90-degree angle between the upward and rightward sections
of the
stroke.
•
Draw the rightward section of the stroke two to four times longer than
the upward section.
Editing gestures from the Simplified Chinese (PRC) standard, GB/T 18790-2002
Symbol
Description
Enter
Backspace
Space
Tab