Safari does not support Tablet PCs

Hi,
I am very sorry to tell you that Safari for Windows is unfortunately not supporting the Tables PC Input Panel text entry method that is found on all tablet PCs running Windows XP Tablet PC edition or Vista Home Premium, Vista Business and Vista Ultimate.
The only two browses that support it are Internet Explorer (native) and Firefox with a plug in. Opera is working on it.
Please Apple team, support the Tables PC input panel text entry method. Without this support, the best browser is pretty useless to all Tablet PC owners our there.
Here is a link with more information about this:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms811573.aspx
I had high hopes when I tried the new safari Beta for windows. It looked so promising and now I am stuck with Internet Explorer again. Bummer.
Motion Computing M1400 Tablet PC Windows XP Pro

I can open .DOC, .PDF, .XLS ect files via Safari without issue. Is it perhaps that WebApp you are attempting to use maybe corrupting your .DOC thus Safari is trying to read it and is failing and giving you that error message?
Also, I am not too sure about this, but does anybody know if it supports the latest version of .DOC files?

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