Draw Signology Pictos

Software Engineering Students or Developers:
Juan's son Victor has suggested using electronic agendas from Palm, Compaq or Spring (which translate scribbling with a light plastic pen into alphabetic letters and numbers) to write Signology. Developing a program to do this could be a great way to demonstrate your talents to your professors and future employers.

Picto Move:
Move Signology Pictos on your Screen to write Messages.
Recommended Screen Resolution - 1152 X 864.

VML Draw Page:
With the following VML Draw Page, you can draw signology pictos, and with a simple click of a button, get the code needed to create a webpage displaying the pictos you drew. Simply copy & paste the code into 'Notepad' and save as a '.html' file, encoding: ANSI.

Sending these drawings of pictos through Email is a little more difficult. Email may add extraneous charactors to the code which distort the pictos. So far, when I have tried it, email adds only 'exclamation points' to the code. These can be easily removed using the 'Find' feature in Notepad. If you receive drawing code by email, after copying it to Notepad, click 'Edit' 'Find' then type '!' and click 'Find next', removing any 'exclamation points'. Be sure to remove any resulting spaces which break up the numbers in the code.

Scanner:
If you have a scanner, draw the pictos on paper, scan, convert the scan to a .jpg file, then send it via email.

Camera Phone Photos:
If your cell phone camera can focus up close, perhaps this would be an easy, convenient way to send pictos. Just write a picto message on paper, then send by camera phone! If your camera won't focus well up close, perhaps write large on a blackboard and send that.