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2012 Nexus 7 Discussion Forums (1st Generation) => Nexus 7 General Discussion => Topic started by: Diver4242 on October 08, 2012, 09:19:50 AM
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On my HTC Incredible 2, when I am using the soft keyboard, there are arrow buttons to move the cursor around in an email or text or whatever. I don't see those on the N7 keyboard, which is frustrating when I'm entering a URL in the browser address or something. Are they hidden somewhere? It's frustrating to have to backspace over good stuff to change one character way back.
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You can move the cursor by tapping your text, which places a blue pointer on the screen. Touch that, and drag it to where you want to type.
There is also the option of an aftermarket keypad application like SwiftKey 3 tablet, which has arrows.
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Not sure you can get cursor keys in SwiftKey 3 for Tablet can you?
Definitely can include phone version.
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Yes, you can. Swiftkey 3 tablet has 3 keyboard layouts, alphabetical, numerical,, and special characters. The latter has the arrow keys.
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Or use the phone version of Swift Key 3...
(http://i725.photobucket.com/albums/ww256/JayJ-1974/Nexus%207/Screenshot_2012-10-09-01-58-27.png)
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The major difference for me in the SwiftKey and SwiftKey for Tablet versions is that the phone version gives you the option to display the arrow keys on the primary keyboard screen.