Hi Terry. YOur wife will need to go to Settings, then Store. Then she can scroll to where it says: Apple ID: [email protected], (that was just an example), then she taps that and scrolls to sign out. After this, she taps Sign in, and types it in again.
Hopefully that should work, my friend Ian had the same problem. If you want, I can talk you both through it on Skype or Phone. Regards. Lewis. On 19 Oct 2011, at 22:40, Terry Cooper wrote: > Hi all > > My wife just got her iphone today, and started the setup process. When she > got to the sep up part for email, or include, (not sure which) she typed her > email address in wrong on the iphone, and now it won't allow her to connect > to app store. What can she do to sort it out. > > Many thanks. > > Terry > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] > [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Sarah Alawami > Sent: 17 October 2011 15:32 > To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility > Subject: Re: Using telephone features on iphone > > All you do to end a call is double tap with 2 fingers. That take spractice. > To enter numbers lift the phone from your ear and enter in the numbers. To > dial the numbers go to th ephone app and double tap keypad at the bottom > right of the screen. Now enter in the numbers by split tapping or if you > have touch typing on lift your finger when entering the numbers. > > Take care all. > On Oct 17, 2011, at 6:33 AM, Lewis Crack wrote: > >> Hi Terry. >> >> This can be a bit annoying. I have had my iPhone since the end of January > and I still have the occasional problem. >> When it asks you to press a number, you find the number with your finger > e.g 1 and double tap that number. However, you have to hold the phone away > from your ear whilst you are doing this. >> to end the call, simply do a 2 finger double tap on the screen and you > should hear like a blip sound, meaning that the call has ended and you are > back on your phone screen. >> To access your voicemail, double tap on the Phone App, on the bottom >> left of your touchscreen, and then double tap the Voicemail button which > is located on the bottom right of your touchscreen. >> If you wish to add me to Skype, etc, that's fine as I feel it may be >> easier for you. You can email me off list at: [email protected] > Hope this helps. >> Lewis. >> On 17 Oct 2011, at 14:06, Terry Cooper wrote: >> >>> Hi all >>> >>> Whilst I'm still trying to get my head around this new gadget, can >>> anyone help with something simple, like just calling my voice message > service. >>> >>> I asked siri to telephone 121, but she didn't. Anyway, I eventually >>> managed to get the iphone to call the number, which is my voice male, >>> but then had problems. When you listen to the new message, you then >>> have some options to choose, which involve pressing particular >>> numbers, e.g. 1 to repeat, 3 to delete, etc etc. How is this done on >>> the iphone? 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