Mobile Ministry Magazine

Some time back, we posted about Tablet PC Extensions for Libronix and its been a solid post for many of you. However, not everyone has been scott-free with it. Here's an issue that was submitted to MMM that I don't have the answer for but maybe one of you do:

I can't get this to work. It keeps telling me that it can't load the webpage. Of course I am using vista and I noticed that it seems to be designed for XP. The designer said that we can report bugs but I cannot find his email anywhere. This is disappointing to me.

Does anyone know of any other resourse that will allow me to actually WRITE stuff on my logos software books?

I am trying to learn Vista, Tablet PC, and Libronix at the same time and I am feeling quite overwhelmed. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Now, there are three issues there, and any one that has recommendations for either are invited to post in a comment here and on the original post to help out the user. Thanks in advance.

Labels: extensions, Libronix, Logos, tablet PC

Now, I were mainly using a Tablet PC, this would be a great solution, and something that could make a solid inroad into using Libronix products for more than just study duty.

Tablet PC Extensions for Libronix is a custom toolbar that makes it easier to use right-click actions in situations where right-cliking might not be as possible - such as with using a TabletPC. Tablet PC Extensions for Libronix contacts a package called ALSTabletLink which does things like create an annotation input window by using a floating Tablet Input Panel and making the ability to make InkPad annotations to text.

This is considered Open Source software in order to comply with the license agreement of the embedded database used for InkPad storage.

There is a request to do two items if you find this software useful to you or others:

• Share it with someone else that may find it useful, and
• Consider making a donation to LDS Charities, or another Christian charity organization. Many hours of work have gone into developing this tool. You may repay that work by helping someone in need.

In my opinion, this is a very solid means to making inroads with using Open Source software with commercial products.

For more information, instructions to download and install, and to attain the source code, visit the Tablet PC Extensions for Libronix webpage.

Just a side note: if something like this could be extended to work with Rapier on the Internet Tablet, I'd certainely contribue to the effort.

Labels: extensions, Libronix, Logos, open source, software, tablet PC