Chuck, Thanks for that suggestion. Sounds like a neat way of flipping back and forth as needed. I’ll give that a try next time I have to type something. --Pete

The rotor works fine on my iPhone 8, running ios 13.7 in both standard and full screen versions of FlickType. Chuck (mobile) Pleez x cuze enny tie ping or spelin air ores. Our 1972 Honda 600

Hello Allen and Pete, As I have said before, I use FlickType in the standard configuration, and when I want to use the full screen mode, I simply turned my iPhone into landscape. Of course, you have

Hi Pete, What I intended to say in my previous note was that I use the standard US English keyboard as my default and use it for entering short text such as passwords and search terms. I'm not aware

Alan, thanks. I didn't realize that you were using both keyboards. Would be nice (and more efficient) if one would suffice. --Pete

Hi Benny, I don't know if running FlickType on an iOS 13.x device versus running it on an iOS 14.x device as I am makes any difference in rotor availability. Maybe someone else running iOS 13.x can

In a previous note you mentioned that you use the flicktype on screen keyboard for entering short text as for a password but that for most typing you use the flicktype full screen keyboard. Is there

Alan, I use flicktype in full screen. I have never been able to pull up the rotor when FlickType is open. I wanted to test your instructions with direct touch typing and cannot pull up the rotor. I am

Hot damn! OK, that finally worked. Here's hoping that setting sticks, and we dont have to adjust it every time. Thanks for the help!--Joe

Hi Pete, The majority of on screen keyboarding I do with the standard on screen keyboard is to enter a password or search term or some such short entry. I just find it easier to enter this sort of

I am curious what prevents you from using flicktype as the default keyboard. Are you running into other limitations with Flicktype or are there some tasks that you find easier to do using the

Hi Joe, I'll post again what I'm doing to successfully use the latest beta version of FlickType in full screen mode on my iPhone SE 2020 running iOS 14.3. First, let me say that FlickType on iOS

Wait, is this why I struggle to dismiss Flicktype when I no longer need it? Somoetimes the Flicktype gets into this space where I can neither type in it nor dismiss it from my screen. Thanks for

Hi Pete, I've pretty much used Flicktype in the full screen mode since originally that was the only mode available. I have used the keyboard mode but I find full screen more convenient with my bit of

Just wondering if most people use Flicktype in the full screen mode or in the normal mode. Is the performance or useability more robust in one mode than another? I have never used the full screen

Hi Alan, Thanks. That seemed to work this time. I did try that method prior, but it didn't at the time. Best, Best,Eileent from my iPhone

Hi Eileen, Place focus on the messages text box and double tap anywhere on the screen. This should open your default on screen keyboard. Touch in the bottom middle of the screen to the spacebar and

Hello, I hope someone can help me out. I know this was discussed with the iOS 14 update. However, I am using iOS 13.6.1, with an 6S. For example, I open the native Message app, I have FlickType

Leonard, There is a setting in FlickType under the Other heading called Automatically learn new words. This is a switch that must be turned on if you want this feature. Alan Lemly

Hi, I'm running the beta of 14.4 on both my phone and ipad. The braille screen input issue still persists, but its not as bad as it was. Flicktype still won't work, unless you enable direct touch,