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I recently bought P910i.
Question 1: I have read in specifications about P910i that it has a virtual keyboard. I am not able to find the virtual keyboard for my cell. Can anyone help me out.
Question 2: Can anyone tell me from where to download full version of predictive virtual keyboard from net.
Question 3: I have Chinese Handwriting in the Primary input method combo. Can anyone tell me from where to download English input method.
Question 4: Does P910i supports transcriber functionality. I have heard that most pocket pc's have the transcriber functionality in their input writing method. i.e. we can write a block of letters and they are recognized in the block form, but in P910i, i recently experienced that we can only write character by character.
All answers are really appreciated and i hope to get reply this time, as i haven't got any reply yet from this forum.
plz email me on my email address.
thanks
raheel.sheikh@gmail.com
CXC162042 R4D006
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Posted: 2005-05-05 09:25:57
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On 2005-05-05 09:25:57, mabobine wrote: Question 1: I have read in specifications about P910i that it has a virtual keyboard. I am not able to find the virtual keyboard for my cell. Can anyone help me out.
Control panel -> Other -> Flip settings -> Enable virtual flip. Just check the box.
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Posted: 2005-05-05 10:08:08
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thx for the reply.
I just checked the enable virtual flip option.
What is the benefit of using it.
1. I am not able to click on it.
2. It dissappears as soon as i close the flip.
I was talking about a built-in virtual keyboard, as the one ezitap is providing.
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Posted: 2005-05-05 12:00:48
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c'mon ppl..no one is replying....
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Posted: 2005-05-11 10:08:06
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The idea of the virtual flip keyboard is for when you have the flip part removed it imitates it on screen. Its rather pointless when you have the flip attached as you use that instead.
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Posted: 2005-05-11 10:11:59
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