I bought a Toshiba Satellite M55 - included microsoft onenote2003 - can i buy the PEN and starts writing on pc
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Only when OneNote is running, and you type on the area of it, YES
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most tablet PCs are just like a palm, they a a touchscreen. you can write on them with your stylus-pen... Just like a normal paper tablet but electronically...and the stylus replaces the mouse as well, but many tablet PCs also have a touchpad mouse interface.\nother then that, they are a regular PC...the programs work the same, just you use a touchscreen keyboard, or writing recognition.\nMine needs a USB keyboard if i want to. but some have a flip-screen with keyboard underneath.
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You should be able to install it yourself. All you need is a "+" head screw driver, and about 30 mins.\n\nFor a desktop http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=3942786\nFor a notebook http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=3942788\n\nThe first link goes in a PCI slot inside your desktop computer.\nThe white slots http://www.hothardware.com/reviews/images/tualatin/pci_slot.jpg\nThe second link goes inside your notebook's PCICMA slot\nThe card http://www.infopackets.com/graphics/4+port+usb+2+pcmcia+highspeed.gif\nThe slot http://www.sip.be/hardware/pcmcia-kaart-toshiba-kl.jpg
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write it on the screen with magic marker?
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The tablet should come with any driver software or programs you need to use it.\n\nJust took a peek at WACOM's Website and they have drivers and such downloadable from their site.\n\nIf you need more info just IM or Email me on Yahoo
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you can use wordpad. its like word its already installed in your windows(if ur using windows.)\nyou can also use notepad.
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Um not in the sense you're suggesting, but you CAN write and rewrite stuff on there. But I would just suggest a simple flash drive. For $5 after rebate you get firewall+1 GB flash drive.\n\nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=2563541&CatId=0
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The only way to install now your version of Office is to call to the Microsoft number displayed on the screen when you try to activate it and say that you have changed your laptop. However there are many cases in which the windows version that cames with a laptop is bound by the OEM licence to that machine only. If it's a DELL, HP it might be the case.
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You can go to Microsoft.com and look for hardware requirements\n\nIt's also printed on the box of the Microsoft product you plan on buying
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you can open up your computer and pull your memory sticks most memory sticks will have the PC# on the sticker some where on it.  Once you know the PC# all you have to do is buy one that matchs the one you have.  Note: On some computers if you have more than one memory stick you not only have to match the PC# but you also have to match the Mb.
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you could always use open office if you don't want to part with any money and it is Microsoft compatible
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for that u have to get a 'pen drive'.
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Nowadays, I believe computer basic skills are typing letters/book, spreadsheet, email, and Internet. If you have a computer that can do all of them, you should be good to go.\n\nFrom your description, I would say get a basic to medium kind of laptop. The reason is you want to buy a laptop that can last for at least several years...and more important thing is RELIABILITY factor.\n\nAbout the internet, even though you don't need it right now, I would say consider to have it in your laptop. Maybe next year you decide to have one, and you dont have to upgrade your laptop. Just a thought...\n\nKeep in mind, when you buy a laptop, you want something that:\n\n1. has good support --> very important\n2. dependable --> very important\n3. has capability to perform typing letters, budgeting (using spreadsheet), and email/internet. Photo viewing is optional.\n\n\nYou can shop around based on the following spec as starting point:\n\nPentium 4 or Pentium Centrino (if you want wireless internet capability or be mobile)\nRam min 512 MB (I have seen some sell for 256 MB for less price, do not fall into it. 256 MB is just way too slow)\nHD min 20 GB\nEthernet port (this is for wired internet, definetely you want to have it for future use)\nScreen min 14 inch (feel sorry for your eyes if they have to stare at small screen while you are typing 100 or more pages)\n\nHope it helps...
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I think u can try it with Microsoft Office 2003.
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If you do that, it would be illegal.  I use OpenOffice, it's completely free and will open, edit and save as MS Word format.
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There you go:\n\nhttp://www.notebookforums.com/thread68963.html
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you can buy just "word" on disc\n\nbut try openoffice first, its free and is compatable with most ms applications\n\nhttp://openoffice.org