have a softbank xo1 with wm6.
when in call, most the keypad keys are mapped to the blue dotted keys, which renders the keypad useless. is there a fix to this?
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I am a happy owner of a HTC Artemis/XDA Orbit. But I am missing some keyboard or hard keys for writing SMS or doing a phone call. I don't like the soft keys very much.
Now there are several hard keys: the green and red phone symbol, the windows key etc. So why don't use (some of) them as a keyboard, for putting in some characters of a SMS or a phone number? Is there an application or any other possibility?
Hello, I have a Cingular 8525. I installed WM_XDA_Live_v0.10 and everything seems to be working normal, except my keyboard subkeys. When i hit the blue cirgle to trigger a subkey, "@" for example, triggers the "?" key. It seems that it triggers the subkey of the button to the left of the one i pushed. Anyone else having this problem?
My OEM Keyboard layout is set to U.S
oops...nevermind I found Kyphur's post on fixes.
http://rapidshare.com/files/18658764/XDA_Live_v0.10_Upgrades.zip
When you are creating a message or a note, and you use the touch keypad as the input (whether using the touch screen or hardware keypad while TOUCH KEYPAD is selected as the input type) the letters are highlighted when you create a message, but if you text fast, and press space, your previously inputted word will dissapear. Is there anyway to stop it from doing this?
Trying selecting the keyboad layout entry and use the hardware keypad, this does not appear.
Any help on this?
I have an HTC Touch Dual and when I try to use the qwery keypad to write an sms it only shows up as numbers, how do I fix this?
press and hold the star key until you get a little menu, then select xt9 or abc.
I don't know what English X1 keyboards look like, but on my Swiss X1 there are three keys for ä, ö and ü. I think these keys do their job in a different way than the other keys, because I have noticed that when I slide the keyboard out and start typing, the phone is too slow to show the text in the first few seconds, and if I write a word caontianing ä ö or ü, that letter will not appear at the position where it is supposed to be according to the typing order, but at the beginning of the phrase. I therefore think that those keys trigger a special function which passes the correct key to the system, and this function is obivously way faster than the normal IRQ. So, first I would like to know whether there is a solution of this problem and if my assumptions are right, and second if there is a way to apply this behaviour to other keys or change the existing one, so that maybe we could get a ctrl key.