Conflicts with Latin characters and symbols

The following table lists conflicts of this type that have been identified for Latin characters and symbols. See ApplicationGesture for more information.

Gesture	Conflicts	Rare conflicts	Recommendation
Square		Lower case "o"
Curlicue	Lower case cursive e	Lower case cursive "b" and upper case "N"	The Curlicueapplication gesture is sometimes used for a cut command. Because this action generally occurs on existing content, looking to see whether it is written on top of some content helps distinguish the gesture from the underlying ink.
DoubleCurlicue		Lower case cursive "w", lower case cursive "u", the word be, or these letters in a word	The DoubleCurlicueapplication gesture is sometimes used for the copy command. Because this gesture is generally written on existing content, looking to see whether it is written on top of some content helps distinguish this gesture from the underlying ink.
Circle	Lower case "o", upper case "O", and the numeral "0"
SemiCircleLeft SemiCircleRight	Lower case "n"	Lower case "m"	It is more likely that the SemiCircleRightapplication gesture conflicts with these letters. If your application uses these application gestures for undo and redo commands, one solution is to check whether the undo stack has anything in it. The result helps determine whether the user is attempting a redo.
ChevronUp	Caret, "^"
ChevronDown	Lower case "v" and upper case "V"	Lower case "u" (when written without a tail)
ChevronLeft	Less than symbol, "<"
ChevronRight	Greater than symbol, ">"
Down	Lower case "l", lower case "i" (when written without a dot), upper case "I", numeral "1", and pipe symbol, "|"
Left		Dash, "-", and underscore, "_"
Right	Dash, "-", and underscore, "_"
DownRight	Upper case "L"
RightDown		Numeral "7"
Tap	Period, "."