If you own a PURE SLATE OR 2-IN-1 Windows tablet that comes along with an active pen, THEN EditRight is the app for you!
Do you wish there was a faster, more comfortable, and ergonomic alternative available for editing a Word document than using your fingers on the touchpad of a 2-in-1 Windows tablet?
Introducing EditRight a revolutionary app that lets me use the more comfortable and ergonomic active pen on a pen-enabled screen, to accurately edit a Word document THREE TIMES FASTER than using my fingers on the touchpad of a Windows tablet.
EditRight is an app that lets a user edit a Word document silently, quickly, accurately, and ergonomically by using an active pen to draw or write on a pen-enabled screen: Single-stroke gestures (Example: Cut, Copy, and Paste), punctuation symbols, and printed/cursive words.
EDITRIGHT’S EXTREME EDITING SPEED
EditRight achieves its extreme editing speed by using an ultra-efficient gesture-based user interface, in combination with an active pen that allows a user to directly and efficiently interact with the content of a pen-enabled screen.
EDITRIGHT’S ACTIVE PEN VERSUS TOUCHPAD CHALLENGE
We challenge you to download, install, and try out our FREE 90-day trial version of EditRight and prove to yourself that with EditRight, “an active pen is truly mightier than the touchpad.”
System Requirements
Windows 10 or 11 OS that comes with the latest version of Microsoft Edge, Microsoft Word 2016/2019/365, an active pen, and a pen-enabled screen.
About
Natural Input Solutions Inc. has developed the World’s most efficient and accurate gesture-based user interface called EditRight.
EditRight is an app that lets a user edit a Word document silently, quickly, accurately, and ergonomically by using an active pen to draw or write on a pen-enabled screen: Single-stroke gestures (Example: Cut, Copy, and Paste), punctuation symbols, and printed/cursive words.
It is the mission of Natural Input Solutions Inc. to provide the most silent, efficient, accurate, ergonomic, and portable method of editing a document available on the market today.
Sincerely,
Sean Maxted, President and CEO
Natural Input Solutions Inc.
Terminology
Active Pen
A pen containing electronic components that enables efficient, precise, and accurate pen input.
Edit Content
Performing editing functions such as Cut, Copy, Paste, Bold, Underline, and change of Case.
Graphical User Interface
A visual method of interacting with a computer that involves using a pen, mouse, or one or more of your fingers to interact with icons, menus, toolbars, or windows.
Gesture
A single stroke of ink that is interpreted as an editing function such as Cut, Copy, or Paste.
Pen-enabled Screen
A computer screen that can detect the location of the tip of an active pen.
Repetitive Stress Injury
Heavy use of mouse, touchpad, or keyboard can lead to development of Repetitive Stress Injuries such as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
SLOW, FAST or FASTER
Terms that refer to the speed at which a user can edit a Word document.
Voice Command
Where words spoken by a user are interpreted as a given editing function. For example, when a person says, “Cut This” or “Paste This,” the corresponding editing function is performed.
Comparison
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EditRight (active pen on a pen-enabled screen of a tablet) |
2-in-1 tablet in laptop mode (touchpad and keyboard) |
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FAST |
SLOW |
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ACCURATE |
ACCURATE |
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PORTABLE |
PORTABLE |
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ERGONOMIC NO risk of developing Repetitive Stress Injury with an active pen. |
NON-ERGONOMIC Risk of developing Repetitive Stress Injury with touchpad or keyboard. |
Fact: I was able to use EditRight along with an active pen (precision pointing tool) on a pen-enabled screen, to accurately edit a Word document THREE TIMES FASTER than using the Graphical User Interface with my fingers (NOT a precision pointing tool) on a touchpad.
Conclusion: I was able to save time and money by using EditRight with an active pen on a pen-enabled screen, to accurately edit a Word document 214 percent FASTER than using my fingers on a touchpad.
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EditRight (active pen on a pen-enabled screen of a tablet) |
Graphical User Interface (active pen on a pen-enabled screen of a tablet) |
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FASTER |
FAST |
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ACCURATE |
ACCURATE |
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PORTABLE |
PORTABLE |
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ERGONOMIC NO risk of developing Repetitive Stress Injury with an active pen. |
ERGONOMIC NO risk of developing Repetitive Stress Injury with an active pen. |
Fact: I was able to use EditRight with an active pen on a pen-enabled screen to accurately edit a Word document FASTER than using the Graphical User Interface with an active pen on a pen-enabled screen
Conclusion: I was able to save time and money by using EditRight with an active pen on a pen-enabled screen, to accurately edit a Word document 46 percent FASTER than using the Graphical User Interface with an active pen on a pen-enabled screen.
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EditRight (active pen on a pen-enabled screen of a tablet) |
Desktop Computer (mouse and keyboard) |
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FAST |
FAST |
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ACCURATE |
ACCURATE |
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PORTABLE Edit content on-the-go, anytime, and anywhere. |
STATIONARY Edit content at a fixed location. |
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ERGONOMIC NO risk of developing Repetitive Stress Injury with an active pen. |
NON-ERGONOMIC Risk of developing Repetitive Stress Injury with a mouse or keyboard. |
Fact: While a desktop computer with a mouse and keyboard allows you to edit a Word document silently, quickly, and accurately, it lacks the portability and ergonomics of a Windows tablet.
Conclusion: You can use EditRight with an active pen on a pen-enabled screen of a Windows tablet, to edit a Word document anytime and anywhere, silently, quickly, accurately, and ergonomically, OR you can edit a Word document at a fixed location using a desktop computer with a mouse and keyboard that comes with the risk of developing Repetitive Stress Injury.
EditRight VERSUS Speech Recognition
Fact: A user can dictate 120 Words Per Minute (three times as fast as the average typing speed of 40 Words Per Minute).
Fact: Unlike dictation, there is NO speed advantage associated with performing a given editing function by speaking aloud a noisy voice command.
Conclusion: Use EditRight with an active pen on a pen-enabled screen of a Windows tablet, to edit a Word document silently, quickly, accurately, and ergonomically, without having to overwork your vocal cords, or disturb other people nearby with the noise created by speaking aloud one or more voice commands.