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Android Basics Using Swype to Enter Text Similar to trace, Swype® lets you slide your finger to enter words. Switching Keyboards 1. Tap and hold any text entry area. 2. Tap Input method, and then tap the keyboard type you wish to use (Swype or Touch Input). Changing Touch Input Keyboard Settings You can customize your onscreen keyboard settings to suit your needs: • Tutorial runs you through the basics of using the keyboard. • Trace keyboard lets you change the setting for the trace line that appears when you slide on the keyboard. • Personal dictionary lets you add, edit, and delete words in your custom dictionary. Changing Swype Settings • Press > , and then tap Settings > Language & Keyboard > Swype. • Press > Settings > Language & keyboard > Touch Input to access your options. • International keyboard lets you select a language for the keyboard. • Bilingual prediction shows word predictions for a second language (other than the default language you have chosen). • Text input provides options for prediction, spell correction, sound and vibration, and calibration. The Optional Tablet Pen In addition to using your onscreen keyboard for input, you can purchase an optional tablet pen at sprint.com/accessories. With pen-integrated apps such as Notes, you can use the pen as a pencil, ballpoint pen, brush, etc., and you can also highlight text and erase text and lines you've entered using the pen. visit sprint.com/support for complete user guide 11

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Android Basics
visit sprint.com/support for complete user guide
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Using Swype to Enter Text
Similar to trace, Swype
®
lets you slide your finger to
enter words.
Switching Keyboards
1.
Tap and hold any text entry area.
2.
Tap
Input method
, and then tap the keyboard type
you wish to use (
Swype
or
Touch Input
).
Changing Touch Input Keyboard Settings
You can customize your onscreen keyboard settings
to suit your needs:
Press
> Settings > Language &
keyboard > Touch Input
to access your options.
International keyboard
lets you select a
language for the keyboard.
Bilingual prediction
shows word predictions for a
second language (other than the default
language you have chosen).
Text input
provides options for prediction, spell
correction, sound and vibration, and calibration.
Tutorial
runs you through the basics of using
the keyboard.
Trace keyboard
lets you change the setting for
the trace line that appears when you slide on
the keyboard.
Personal dictionary
lets you add, edit, and
delete words in your custom dictionary.
Changing Swype Settings
Press
>
, and then tap
Settings
>
Language & Keyboard
>
Swype
.
The Optional Tablet Pen
In addition to using your onscreen keyboard for
input, you can purchase an optional tablet pen
at
sprint.com/accessories
.
With pen-integrated apps such as Notes, you can
use the pen as a pencil, ballpoint pen, brush, etc.,
and you can also highlight text and erase text and
lines you've entered using the pen.