Chuck, I’m curious what device you’re running FlickType Classic on and when Classic was last available in the App Store. I’m thinking you must have it on an older device. Alan Lemly

BTW: after playing with the FlickType container app for the last week, I have switched back to FlickType Classic. I am not sure why... I just like it better. It is sitting in my dock... Ready for

Hello, The container app and the FlickType watch app are the same. You should be able to use the container app just like FlickType classic with a few control changes. Chuck (mobile) Pleez x cuze

I have been following this thread and I’m a little confused here I downloaded Flick Type classic which is quite accessible and I downloaded the FlickType watch app which you guys are discussing

Hi Chuck, No worries. I'm enjoying the container app as well as I did the FlickType keyboard primarily thanks to tips I've received from this list. Not fooling with the three finger quadruple tap is a

Hello Allan, As they say, my bad, or at least a poor choice of words. I said that I would close FlickType, when I actually meant that I was leaving the app, either by pressing the home button on my

Thanks, Chuck. I think I’ve finally caught up and agree with you and Luke that the three finger quadruple tap for copying is unnecessary and your way is much faster. Alan

Luke, Thanks for this clarification. You're right that the automatic copy does occur when opening the target app via the app switcher without closing out the container app. This is much more

Chuck, that is something that I wouldn't of thought of! Previously, I would just go to my: edit item in the rotor, find paste and double tap. But now though, think I'm gonna give the gesture a go. So

Hello Alan, I just tried typing in FlickType, then I went to notes via the app switcher and did a two finger quadruple tap which pasted the text into notes. I then used the app switcher to go back to

Agreed. Chuck (mobile) Pleez x cuze enny tie ping or spelin air ores. Our 1972 Honda 600 Coupe Our 1961 Vespa 400

I think "closing" in this context, means "leaving the app". You shouldn't need the quad tap to copy, it should do it automatically when you switch to twitter, which is closing (leaving) the Flicktype

Chuck, I’m not sure how you’re leaving FlickType to get that result. Several times today, I typed several tweets in the container app, did a three finger quadruple tap to copy the text, opened

I went into settings, tapped on copy and clear on exit, and did a three finger quadruple tap to copy the text to send to you in an email, but when I left FlickType it copied what was on the screen...

Yes, I understand that, but what I realized is you can’t do anything with the text you copied without leaving Fliktype. 😎 Chuck (mobile) Pleez x cuze enny tie ping or spelin air ores. Our 1972

Thanks, Chuck. I do have the copy and clear turned on in Settings and it does work as you described. I like knowing all the available alternatives in case I wish to copy what I’ve just typed in the

If you have a copy and clear an exit turned on in settings, it is unnecessary to do the three finger quadruple tap. When you leave the app, it will copy the text, and erase the text that you copied

Hi Chuck, And I followed your command gesture setting to make the two finger quadruple tap a paste which goes hand in hand with the built in three finger quadruple tap copy of what Voiceover last

Yes, I use that three finger quadruple tap quite a bit Chuck (mobile) Pleez x cuze enny tie ping or spelin air ores. Our 1972 Honda 600 Coupe Our 1961 Vespa 400

Hi Chuck, The other option is to do a three finger quadruple tap to copy the VoiceOver spoken text from the container window and paste it to the replied to email using the rotor edit button as I'm