08-27-16 03:49 PM
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  1. aecgda's Avatar
    aecgda
    Unless I'm missing a trick, one thing I miss from my Z30 is the two finger swipe down to remove the virtual keyboard. It would be useful to have that back on the Priv sometime.

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    08-25-16 04:41 PM
  2. gebco's Avatar
    gebco
    The back button changes to a "down" button which does the same thing.

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    08-25-16 10:02 PM
  3. gebco's Avatar
    gebco
    Forgot the attachment.

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    08-25-16 10:08 PM
  4. Coyote55's Avatar
    Coyote55
    Originally Posted by gebco
    The back button changes to a "down" button which does the same thing.

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    Every time I come into the Forums I learn something new. Thank you.
    FF22 and andy957 like this.
    08-25-16 10:41 PM
  5. trott3r's Avatar
    trott3r
    Originally Posted by gebco
    The back button changes to a "down" button which does the same thing.

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    Is that on the software keyboard or pkb (on pc now)
    08-26-16 02:33 AM
  6. aecgda's Avatar
    aecgda
    So it does! I didn't know that. Thank you.

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    08-26-16 02:47 AM
  7. FF22's Avatar
    FF22
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    Originally Posted by trott3r
    Is that on the software keyboard or pkb (on pc now)
    Unless Harry Potter is involved, the physical keys do not change. If you want to hide the pkb, push it closed.
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    08-26-16 08:35 AM
  8. newcollector's Avatar
    newcollector
    If you have the pkb open and have the symbols on screen, then swipe down on the pkb once to move to the next page of symbols and twice to remove it from the screen.
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    08-26-16 08:38 AM
  9. trott3r's Avatar
    trott3r
    Heh, i was just thinking the back key acts like a down key
    08-26-16 04:59 PM
  10. misterabrasive's Avatar
    misterabrasive
    It sure would be handy to have the two fingers swipe up to bring the keyboard up too.
    08-26-16 07:55 PM
  11. Wezard's Avatar
    Wezard
    Trusted Member
    Just tap once wherever text is allowed, it will bring VKB up. And if you tap anywhere there is not existing text, it even puts the cursor at the beginning.
    Easier than a two finger swipe, then a tap to put cursor in correct spot.
    08-27-16 07:27 AM
  12. misterabrasive's Avatar
    misterabrasive
    Originally Posted by Wezard
    Just tap once wherever text is allowed, it will bring VKB up. And if you tap anywhere there is not existing text, it even puts the cursor at the beginning.
    Easier than a two finger swipe, then a tap to put cursor in correct spot.
    The only problem is that on the website I use for work, the text boxes are so small that it takes 2 or 3 tries for my big fat finger to bring up the keyboard.
    08-27-16 03:15 PM
  13. Wezard's Avatar
    Wezard
    Trusted Member
    Unless there is only one text box, you still have to place the cursor.
    08-27-16 03:49 PM
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