when I add a contact in the email field before it auto completed @hotmail @gmail now it doesn't since I switched to this keyboard, what is the option to turn that feature back on again?
also what is predict after words do? and spell correction (check spelling before suggesting words) does that mean auto predict won't pop up mid word?
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Back in September I read the original thread in our forums related to this missing feature: here
I've searched high and low in the contacts application and still cannot find this feature. Did I just completely overlook it or is it still missing in TouchWiz for EC05?
The option is still missing from TouchWiz. I use the app "Group to Voicemail" to accomplish this. Another option, if you have Launcher Pro, you can (from the home screen) hit menu/add/Shortcuts/Activities/Call settings/Auto reject list. This will put a shortcut on your home screen to this hidden setting. From within the Auto Reject List, you can add numbers from your contacts, call logs, or manually type them in. Remember to remove any symbols or hyphens from the phone numbers you add or it won't work.
Thanks for the response. Yea, I read up on that application before I made this post. I'm just not sure how I feel about paying $2 for the app when it's an Android native feature being disabled by Samsung. (Though, I know the app has way more features than simply send to voicemail that would warrant the fee.)
I may just try out "Mr. Number Call Block" for a bit.
I've been using the voice recognizer for a while. It's great, but the only major flaw is that it does not recognize what I say. Sometimes, when I say my father's name, it thinks it's "A Plate of Spaghetti" (which cracks me up).
Is is possible to add a word to the dictionary so it recognizes it? Like in Swype?
I thought the recogniser comes up with default options to choose & remembers them for next time.
Is your father Italian?
I've come to a little problem with some changes my carrier did with the way I review my line account information. It all starts by typing *222# to display the information, which a couple of weeks ago was fine, it returned a message with all the information, Account balance, Remaining minutes, etc... 'cause it's a prepaid line. The my carrier (Uff!) in Colombia, took the decision to change the system, and now instead of showing directly the information, now shows a menu with some options. Of course each option is related to a function, the first one would be to review the account information which is the one I need to check my remaining minutes in the account. The problem is... with Windows Phone (currently updated to version 7.10.8107) when you get that type of carrier messages, there's no way to display the keypad to send the number option and receive the information I'm looking for.
Now the tricky part, is there a way, through the Registry to enable the keypad when the carrier sends that message? Otherwise I'm screwed... If anyone knows how to bypass the fact that the system disables the keypad option in the options bar, would be really appreciated.
Thanks in advance to anyone that helps.
One thing you might be able to do is save the contact (*222#) in your address book, then put commas after it (press-and-hold on the keys to access additional keys) and add the numbers after it. That way, the phone will dial the initial number, wait (I think it waits one second per comma?) and then dial the number. No idea if this will work with a GSM shortcode (what you're using), though.
Thanks, I'll try and tell if it worked... (hope)
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By the way, this really belongs in Q&A. The simple litus test dividing line is generally "Are you offering something" (Dev and/or hacking) or "are you just asking for something" (general or Q&A)
I am sure it must be an option, but is it possible for speech to text to work on the Tab S?
i.s I speak my text messages and it types the words for me. I know it works in Google Now, but how about in the other applications, like text messages/facebook etc?
I know my old Desire phone had the option..
I know Swype keyboard has a Dragon speech to text option. I don't know how well it works but it does work with any app.
I think the Google keyboard also has a google voice typing option. Again I don't know how well it works since I never use it.
kuztardd said:
I am sure it must be an option, but is it possible for speech to text to work on the Tab S?
i.s I speak my text messages and it types the words for me. I know it works in Google Now, but how about in the other applications, like text messages/facebook etc?
I know my old Desire phone had the option..
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try the new app Voice Typing Keyboard VTK. it lets you input text anywhere you can with voice. there is no microphone button to push, just say "listen" or "spelling" when in a text field to start dictation. you can move cursor, do editing formatting, insert symbols punctuation etc all with voice too. has an on-screen keyboard too if you need it. since I do most of my typing with voice, so i hide the on-screen keyboard most of the time
I've got the new OnePlus 11, started using it last week. I type in more than one language, and whenever I type in a language that isn't English, the entire text has red lines under it. I haven't been able to locate a way to turn off the spell check or to turn off the personal dictionary option, the way things stand at the moment, whenever I type my screen is covered in red lines and it's highly annoying.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Settings -> keyboard and input methods -> Manage Keyboards -> Gboard -> Text Correction.
Then disable spell check and grammar check.
Amazing, thank you!