On 2 Dec 2018, at 3:09 pm, Tony James <megatronjames@...> wrote:

Hi, I recently got the watch app but I’m still struggling with how to pop open the menu. I think I have to put focus on the Tips button and do a force touch. The problem is that I am not sure if I should do a normal voiceover double tap and hold or if I just do a single tap and hold. It seems as though I can pop open the manual successfully after I forced restart the app, but there’s probably a better way

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From: David Speck <sfblessings@...>
Date: December 1, 2018 at 4:14:36 PM EST
To: hello@flicktype.groups.io
Subject: Can’t get either version working on an iPad 2 running iOS 11 or iOS 12

Every time I touch the screen with FT running it says the opening script a never types. Am I the only person with this problem?

Hi JPR,

Following your instructions, I created a definition with over 100 characters. They shouldn't feel like this is a FlickType issue since it does work in FlickType and does not work for the iOS keyboard if it were the other way around then it would make sense if they thought it was a FlickType issue. Here is a link for submitting issues to Apple: https://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html

Please let us know how it goes!
Ashley

Hi Brad,

Though it's a great idea, unfortunately, we are not able to invoke the send due to the fact that this is on the app side and not on the keyboard side.

Warmly,
Ashley

On Thu, Nov 29, 2018 at 05:47 AM, Brad Dunse wrote:

It might not even be technically possible, or user plausible ... just a
thought I had while writing.

Hi JPR,

Thanks for including such great instructions on your issue, but I am not able to reproduce, my text replacement shortcuts are working in both places. My assumption is this may be on Apple's side.

Anyone else have a similar issue?

Thanks!
Ashley

It might not even be technically possible, or user plausible ... just a
thought I had while writing.

Hi friends.
This message is off-topic here, but I would really appreciate the help of an iOS Maestro. Since a few months, I have an issue with one definition in my text replacements.
This one is 302 letters long, and it doesn’t expand anymore. For a moment, I thought it had something to do with FlickType, since it started including text replacements. So I removed flicktype from my phone, but the problem remains.
Then, I restored my phone, and still no luck. Finally I tried removing and re-entering my definition, but no effect yet. This definition works on another friends phone, same iOS, but mine is a seven, and his is an X.
Any idea?
Please ignore this message and except my apologies if you count help. Next line Cheers,
JpR

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Hi, I just recently started using this app on my watch and it’s pretty good although I would like to see the ability for the app to spell words on the watch just like the parent app on the phone if possible. Is it possible to get the keyboard fully integrated into watchOS as well? Could you also please add the billeted to touch type on the watch? This is a great app and keep up the good work!

Let the tears of the Phoenix wash away your pain. May the mountain of eternity be the perch upon which you rest. Until all things are made right.

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Once Patreon becomes more accessible, perhaps you could offer perks through
that service. I'd say $20 would be good for a one time fee or even $40. I
looked through the app developer guidelines and I just don't get how you
guys are breaking rules? Can't Apple see that by releasing updates as often
as you do, this is actually making you compliant with their guidelines?
Section 3.1.2 of the App Store Review Guidelines states: "Apps may offer
auto-renewing in-app purchase subscriptions, regardless of category on the
App Store." It also goes on to state that "you must provide ongoing value to
the customer" and that "examples of appropriate subscriptions include:
[...], apps that offer consistent, substantive updates;". In my book, you
guys are doing that, hands down.

On Nov 21, 2018, at 7:34 PM, FlickType <@FlickType> wrote:

Thank you, and happy Thanksgiving to everyone celebrating tomorrow!
- Kosta and Ashley