Hello Kawal, Aser, Garth, and Venkatesh,
Kevin Chao did a podcast some time ago on selecting text on the iPhone with
VoiceOver. You can find it at:
feed://kevinchao.podbean.com/feed/
Look for "Text selection. Copying and pasting."
Alternatively, you can listen to this on the podcast weblog page
I'll have a go and thanks for both responses much appreciated. Can you do this
on the Mac using the Track pad? Never tried!
On 3 Oct 2011, at 10:30, Aser Tolentino wrote:
> Hi,
> To select text, navigate to where you wish the selection to begin, then place
> to fingers together and pull them a
Hi,
To select text, navigate to where you wish the selection to begin, then place
to fingers together and pull them apart in opposite directions,, like an
opening or pulling apart motion. I've had trouble with VoiceOver mistaking this
motion for a rotor turn and have had better luck using two ha
Hi
It is tricky to get right, especially at first.
Firstly lets say that you have your VO cursor at the beginning of a sentence.
Use the two finger twisting gesture, i.e., the rota so that you have it on
words.
Now put two of your fingers close together on the screen and move them apart.
Y
I can't do the pinch gestures to select text on my I phone as no one has ever
described to me what to do. If someone could describe how to do it I will have
a go!
On 3 Oct 2011, at 04:02, Garth Humphreys wrote:
> Hi
>
> I don't believe that this is possible. You can only select text where it
Hi
I don't believe that this is possible. You can only select text where it is
editable. So for example if you wish to select some text that is in an email
you've been sent, you would first have to setup a reply to the email. This
makes the text editable and you then can go through and select
Hi listers!
I would like to know the gesture or the series of gestures that I have
to perform to select text in EMails, web pages and in applications
where there is text in iOs 4.3.5. I am using an iPhone 3gs.
I need help in selecting multiple messages from a conversation to
forward or delete.
Tha
