 HFORM: Demonstrates a Pen Application that Uses Different
 Character Sets for Each Field

 HFORM is a Microsoft(R) Windows(TM) for Pen Computing 
 application that uses different character sets for each 
 field. HFORM dynamically detects the presence of the pen 
 extensions. If the pen extensions are available, the HFORM 
 controls allow handwriting input; otherwise, they default 
 to standard edit control behavior. HFORM requires 
 PENWIN.DLL contained in either Microsoft Windows for Pen 
 Computing or the Microsoft Windows Software Development Kit 
 version 3.1.

 HFORM demonstrates registering a pen-aware application, 
 setting an application recognition hook, implementing 
 delayed recognition, and detecting the presence of the pen 
 extensions.

 HFORM is a typical generic form application with several 
 edit fields (name, address, city, and so on). HFORM 
 registers itself as a pen-aware application so that its 
 edit controls will be replaced by hedit controls.

 HFORM was built with Windows version 3.1 and runs under 
 Windows versions 3.0 and 3.1. In Windows version 3.0, the 
 application provides edit controls but does not include 
 boxed edit fields or picture fields.

 When you enable the Delay Directions Recognition option, 
 the inking field captures ink. When the option is disabled, 
 the first tap in the field causes recognition. After that, 
 the field behaves like a normal hedit control. An 
 accelerator gesture (circle-D) brings up the sample dialog 
 box.

 For more information on HFORM, see the Microsoft Windows 
 version 3.1 Software Development Kit (SDK) "Microsoft 
 Windows for Pen Computing: Programmer's Reference" manual.
