11. A computerized method for combining a plurality of strokes associated with a selected line area together, said method comprising the steps of; calculating a leftmost and a rightmost coordinate for a first stroke associated with the selected line area and a leftmost a rightmost coordinate for a second stroke associated with the selected line area; calculating a center point for the first stroke and a center point for the second stroke; comparing the center point of the first stroke to the leftmost and rightmost coordinates of the second stroke, and comparing the center point of the second stroke to the leftmost and rightmost coordinates of the first stroke; and combining the first stroke and the second stroke together as a single word group if the center point of the first stroke is horizontally between approximately the leftmost and the rightmost coordinates of the second stroke or if the center point of the second stroke is horizontally between approximately the leftmost and the rightmost coordinates of the first stroke; inputting a gesture over a word, the gesture indicating the word is to be split into two words; identifying a hot point for the gesture; determining the center point of each stroke forming the word; forming a left word with the strokes forming the word that have a center point to the left of the hot point of the gesture; forming a right word with the strokes forming the word that have a center point to the right of the hot point of the gesture; and inserting a predetermined amount of space between the right word and the left word.
11. A computerized method for combining a plurality of strokes associated with a selected line area together, said method comprising the steps of; calculating a leftmost and a rightmost coordinate for a first stroke associated with the selected line area and a leftmost a rightmost coordinate for a second stroke associated with the selected line area; calculating a center point for the first stroke and a center point for the second stroke; comparing the center point of the first stroke to the leftmost and rightmost coordinates of the second stroke, and comparing the center point of the second stroke to the leftmost and rightmost coordinates of the first stroke; and combining the first stroke and the second stroke together as a single word group if the center point of the first stroke is horizontally between approximately the leftmost and the rightmost coordinates of the second stroke or if the center point of the second stroke is horizontally between approximately the leftmost and the rightmost coordinates of the first stroke; inputting a gesture over a word, the gesture indicating the word is to be split into two words; identifying a hot point for the gesture; determining the center point of each stroke forming the word; forming a left word with the strokes forming the word that have a center point to the left of the hot point of the gesture; forming a right word with the strokes forming the word that have a center point to the right of the hot point of the gesture; and inserting a predetermined amount of space between the right word and the left word. 13. The method of claim 11, wherein the hot point of the gesture is the starting point from which the stroke forming the gesture begins.