Hi Maurice,

To change back to standard typing mode from touch-typing, once you're in any 
edit field, change your rotor to "Typing Mode", then flick up or down until you 
hear "Standard Typing".  You might also want to set your rotor to  something 
like "Characters" or "Words" before exiting, so you do not accidentally change 
the typing mode when you flick up and down.

Have you considered using a Bluetooth keyboard like the Apple Wireless Keyboard 
paired to your iPhone?  Even if you don't regularly use it when you are out and 
about, you may find it easier to change rotor settings, etc. (Press left and 
right arrow keys to turn QuickNav on, then press the Up Arrow+Left Arrow keys 
to move to previous rotor setting, or the Up Arrow+Right Arrow keys to move to 
next rotor setting until you reach "Typing Mode", then press the up or down 
arrow keys to set to "Standard Typing".  Press the Up Arrow+Left or Right arrow 
to move to another rotor setting before exiting.)  You can also control 
VoiceOver through the Keyboard by navigating to next and previous controls by 
pressing the right or left arrow keys (in QuickNav mode), activate buttons by 
pressing the Up and Down arrow keys together (in QuickNav mode), move to the 
first and last elements on the page (Control+Up Arrow or Down Arrow), "Read 
All" (Control+Option+A or B -- for reading from start of page or from current 
location), and many other things.

Hope this helps.  Cheers,

Esther

HTH.  Cheers,

Esther 
On Apr 27, 2011, at 07:02, Maurice Mines wrote:

> Hello list, when I first got my phone when typing I was able to double top of 
> each letter in order to accomplish typing a letter. Now all it seemed that 
> the single tab accomplishes this, much sooner than I intended to. I have some 
> cerebral palsy, so I would very much appreciate being able to go back to the 
> double tap method. As it would allow me to type the letters I want, instead 
> of the letters that I'm trying to avoid. It makes typing a very frustrating 
> experience. Other any suggestions in order to go back to the double tap 
> method? Hope everyone on the list is having a great day. Now back to trying 
> to get some schoolwork done of course on my Mac. Cheers everybody. Amateur 
> radio call sign kd0iko.

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