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Comments on version 0.1-32
Harry Bell <ubupanoramix@...>
I had assumed that if the keyboard was visible, then I had to tap within that area, whereas with the invisible keyboard I could tap as if the keyboard had whatever dimensions I imagined it to have. But following Alan posting, I experimented and found that even with a visible keyboard, I could just type wherever I wanted on the screen. I still prefer the invisible keyboard as it is less distracting for me with my little remaining sight.
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Harry
On 8 Apr 2018, at 15:31, Alan Lemly <walemly@gmail.com> wrote:
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Hi Ashley, Kosta, and List,
I've loaded the latest build 0.1-32 and have a few comments: 1. I very much like the addition of headings to the settings section to distinguish the setting groups. 2. I also appreciate the addition of trailing text following certain settings to provide more info on the setting's purpose. I think providing this info under more setting items such as: a. The Tap Effect choices of standard or alternative to let folks know the difference without having to actually invoke it. b. The Raise to Red Back setting choices of standard or verbose would be clearer if some trailing text stating that the verbose setting reads all punctuation was provided. c. I'm still not sure I know what the Invisible Keyboard setting does so some trailing text clarifying this setting would be nice. 3. I personally liked the ability to state email and phone in the quick reply links but won't quibble about this. I did notice with this change that my settings from before were cleared and now when I invoke either the @ or # by pressing and holding on the keyboard to invoke the additional line of symbols that neither of my quick reply values are presented in the flick down choices. I assume if I enter either my email address or phone number here that FlickType will again place it appropriately under either the @ group or # group, respectively. Thanks so much for the continued efforts on this great app. Happy FlickTyping, Alan Lemly
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