hi will the virtual trackpad work for me as well on the xperia mini pro so i don't need the keyboard out at all times to operate the phone even in gingerbread? will
> hi will the virtual trackpad work for me as well on the xperia mini pro so i don't need the keyboard out at all times to operate the phone even in gingerbread? > will
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hi will the virtual trackpad work for me as well on the xperia mini pro so i don't need the keyboard out at all times to operate the phone even in gingerbread? will
> It works almost everywhere except settings. I don't know if this has > changed, but that was the case a couple of months back.
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> hi will the virtual trackpad work for me as > well on the xperia mini pro so i don't need the keyboard out at all times to > operate the phone even in gingerbread? > will
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Everywhere except for menus it will. The menus for some reason google didn't make accessible. I've heard that in ICS they are accessible by touch to explore.
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Behalf Of william lomas Sent: Monday, March 05, 2012 9:57 AM To: eyes-free@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: virtual trackpad in talkback
so will the trackpad do the equivalent of the physical arrow keys
On Mar 6, 2012, at 5:28 PM, Beto Arreola wrote:
> It works almost everywhere except settings. I don't know if this has > changed, but that was the case a couple of months back.
> skype: betoj.07 > Follow me on twitter: betoj07
> -----Original Message----- > From: eyes-free@googlegroups.com [mailto:eyes-free@googlegroups.com] > On Behalf Of william lomas > Sent: Monday, March 05, 2012 9:53 AM > To: eyes-free@googlegroups.com > Subject: virtual trackpad in talkback
> hi will the virtual trackpad work for me as well on the xperia > mini pro so i don't need the keyboard out at all times to operate the > phone even in gingerbread? > will
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Most likely, you will need to use your physical d-pad. The virtual d-pad does not work in Menus, in the status bar, and in a few other places, like Settings. It also sometimes does not behave the same way as the physical d-pad. For example, when I'm using the stock messaging app, I can type a contact's name in the To edit field and down-arrow from there. If I down-arrow with the physical arrows, I get a list of matches for the contact name (e.g. the home phone, mobile phone, etc.) for me to choose from, but if I down-arrow with the virtual d-pad I simply go to the edit field. This is a bad thing because the messaging app assigns numeric equivalents to the letters of the name, so your message will not arrive to it's destination.
