How to Use the FlyFusion Pentop Computer as a Writer

How many times have you been somewhere and you come up with a story or you have to wait for the kids to finish the after school activities and you really need to work? The FlyFusion Pentop computer makes it easy to write while you wait. Then you can transfer your work to the computer when you get home. The best part is that you no longer have to do your writing twice. You simply use the pen to write your article in the supplied notebook.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• FlyFusion notebook
• FlyFusion Pentop computer
• Computer access

1. Buy the FlyFusion Pentop computer at your local retail store or online. Install the software, which takes only a few minutes.

2. Use the special notebook that comes with the FlyFusion Pentop to write. Turn the Pentop on and point to the on button on the notebook. Press the Pentop to the on button and you will hear a noise, which means the notebook is ready.

3. Write your article. It is best to print, but cursive writing can be used and read by the Pentop. Turn the notebook off after you are done by pressing the Pentop to the off button.

4. Plug the FlyFusion Pentop into the USB port on your desktop or laptop where the software is installed.

5. Launch the FlyFusion software from your control panel. A box will open that displays what is on the FlyFusion.

6. Check the option to transfer to Microsoft Word. The article you wrote is then transferred to Word where you can edit and make changes. Save the document and close out the FlyFusion software.

Tips & Warnings

• Charging the FlyFusion is done by hooking it up to any computer USB port.
• The FlyFusion Pentop will tell you with a voice when the battery is low.
• This is a great way to jot down an article or notes when doing research and you have no laptop along.
• This is a valuable tool for writers and students.
• Make sure to turn the FlyFusion Pentop and notebook off after use.

[pgardapee]

on 8/28/2008 I love mine. I use it all the time. If I get tired of typing, I write for a while.

[cindylangwho]

on 8/28/2008 I have always wondered about these. Thanks for the ideas!