CTRL key no longer available

Before the most recent update, I could use the currency key as ctrl. Now the option no longer appears in the menu.

Instead there is only the option to use ?123 as ctrl. I think ?123 only appears on the touchscreen keyboard.

How can I regain ctrl from a physical key?

Originally Posted by Luke Beauchamp

Before the most recent update, I could use the currency key as ctrl. Now the option no longer appears in the menu.

Instead there is only the option to use ?123 as ctrl. I think ?123 only appears on the touchscreen keyboard.

How can I regain ctrl from a physical key?

I'm on the latest update (ABP924).

Same!

Samesies!

Originally Posted by Luke Beauchamp

Before the most recent update, I could use the currency key as ctrl. Now the option no longer appears in the menu.

Instead there is only the option to use ?123 as ctrl. I think ?123 only appears on the touchscreen keyboard.

How can I regain ctrl from a physical key?

You sure you're in the right screen?

Settings -> Shortcuts & gestures -> Customize the currency key. Can change it to Ctrl here

Settings -> System -> Languages & Input -> Keyboard settings -> Blackberry Keyboard -> Advanced -> Ctrl key. Is where the ?123 as ctrl appears

Originally Posted by Summer_Moon

You sure you're in the right screen?

Settings -> Shortcuts & gestures -> Customize the currency key. Can change it to Ctrl here

Settings -> System -> Languages & Input -> Keyboard settings -> Blackberry Keyboard -> Advanced -> Ctrl key. Is where the ?123 as ctrl appears

Thanks for the info.

I forgot how i changed the currency key to be ctrl. I was 'stuck' in the second branch ;-)

I've never used any other BlackBerry other than the Z30 and the Passport. I'm now on the KEY2 and don't know what the Ctrl is really for. Does anyone have a link that would direct me to how to benefit from this functionality?

Originally Posted by The_Passporter

I've never used any other BlackBerry other than the Z30 and the Passport. I'm now on the KEY2 and don't know what the Ctrl is really for. Does anyone have a link that would direct me to how to benefit from this functionality?

Same as a computer. CTRL+C = copy. CTRL+V = paste. CTRL+Y = redo. CTRL+U =undo.

Originally Posted by The_Passporter

I've never used any other BlackBerry other than the Z30 and the Passport. I'm now on the KEY2 and don't know what the Ctrl is really for. Does anyone have a link that would direct me to how to benefit from this functionality?

Originally Posted by Bla1ze

Same as a computer. CTRL+C = copy. CTRL+V = paste. CTRL+Y = redo. CTRL+U =undo.

Only it's awkwardly placed on the right...

Originally Posted by Bla1ze

Same as a computer. CTRL+C = copy. CTRL+V = paste. CTRL+Y = redo. CTRL+U =undo.

Thank you for taking the time

Originally Posted by Bla1ze

Same as a computer. CTRL+C = copy. CTRL+V = paste. CTRL+Y = redo. CTRL+U =undo.

It's CTRL+Z for Undo.

Originally Posted by Bla1ze

Same as a computer. CTRL+C = copy. CTRL+V = paste. CTRL+Y = redo. CTRL+U =undo.

Question... I do a lot of copying text from websites (chrome) and would like to ask if the CTRL works for this?

In addition, I would also like to ask:
1. How to easily and accurate set the starting point (start character/text)?
2. How to easily move the start and end of the selection text? Coz my finger always blocked the view of the cursor.
3. How to easily move the start/end selection that scrolls outside the top or bottom text of the current text on screen?

Thanks.

Originally Posted by AmritD

It's CTRL+Z for Undo.

Got one wrong. Sue me. :rotfl:

Originally Posted by Bla1ze

Got one wrong. Sue me. :rotfl:

I wish I could sue you for all your BlackBerrys [emoji7][emoji28]

I wish we could do ctrl+ f for finding things in documents

actually ctrl + f works with some things like pdf

Originally Posted by Bla1ze

Got one wrong. Sue me. :rotfl:

Ha ha ... CTRL+U is for underline.

Originally Posted by Summer_Moon

You sure you're in the right screen?

Settings -> Shortcuts & gestures -> Customize the currency key. Can change it to Ctrl here

Got it. Thanks.