[vjdup]

touch the "a" letter, hold it, dont click, it increases the size like a Iphone.
But none of the other letters do it.............

[Jeremy1#WN]

But none of the other letters do it.............

Are you sure about that?

[crashberry]

Also, did ya know the storm has a touch screen?

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[vjdup]

Also, did ya know the storm has a touch screen?

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Your astute!

[xstepalex]

It only opens a submenu for the accents like the other letters

[stillborn86]

Also, did ya know the storm has a touch screen?

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Te-he. Te-he. =)

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[vjdup]

Are you sure about that?

My letter "a" is the only one that does it.
Im on firmware .75.

[vjdup]

It only opens a submenu for the accents like the other letters

It didnt open that menu, only a single larger "a".

[viet2100]

Holding any of the keys just gives you a menu for the same letters with accents.

[vjdup]

Holding any of the keys just gives you a menu for the same letters with accents.

No it doesnt.

While in text messaging it only brings up a larger a, no accents.

[CrackberryMike]

These are the letters that, when hovered over, give you accents and/or symbols; E, R, T, Y,U, I, O, P, A, S, D, C, N, M, and the period.

[pathymo]

No it doesnt.

While in text messaging it only brings up a larger a, no accents.

Uh, yes it does. First of all, read the freaking instruction manual. Second of all, if you set your Storm for English only and delete the other languages at the initial set up, some of the accents aren't there any more.

[a1x1s]

I get the accents when I hover over a letter the browser and email/pin/mms but sms�its probably a Verizon thing.

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[Terrigno]

Not a big deal though. I notice it sometimes

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[neolantis]

No it doesnt.

While in text messaging it only brings up a larger a, no accents.

Uh, yes it does. First of all, read the freaking instruction manual. Second of all, if you set your Storm for English only and delete the other languages at the initial set up, some of the accents aren't there any more.

i think you guys are saying two different things that are correct:

if you hold the click down it capitalizes the letter

if you hold your finger over a letter without clicking it brings up the accents

So you are both right...now shake hands

[vjdup]

Uh, yes it does. First of all, read the freaking instruction manual. Second of all, if you set your Storm for English only and delete the other languages at the initial set up, some of the accents aren't there any more.

Thanks for your help, you mom must be proud of you.

[Bundy#AC]

Mine does it too. Not sure if the purpose is to visually confirm your letter selection like an iPhone, but if that's the purpose, it is way too slow to be useful.

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[Bundy#AC]

Oh�and why does the keyboard only do that while you're composing a text?

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[vjdup]

Oh�and why does the keyboard only do that while you're composing a text?

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Which is why I started the post....

[kama21]

Vjdup is correct. Compose an SMS. When you hover over a in the address field, it brings up the accent menu but when you switch to the message, it's only the a.
Weird.

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[blacktoothberry]

All letters go cap when you hold down

[kama21]

And upon further examination, it does it with all the vowels plus c, d and n. I would assume no accents because I don't think many non smartphones have them maybe? No clue as to why those letters only.

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[kama21]

All letters go cap when you hold down

Not talking about caps. Don't click, just hover. You'll see it.

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