Don't think I could either, it sounds too complex for my involuntary
hand movements.
On 10/01/2012 20:00, Sarah Alawami wrote:
Yeah I cannot do that jesture because of my wrist problems. I wish apple would
have made it so you can flick to select via the edit option then once you
double tap that you can turn the rotor and flick up and down to select the
line, word, char and so forth. I did suggest that to them.
On Jan 10, 2012, at 11:30 AM, Red.Falcon wrote:
Hi there!
Ok when sitting on the phone number!
And if the rota is set to words!
place thumb and finger pressed together on the screen and do the pinch out
stroke and that will select the phone number!
If the number has space's carrie on opening the pinch to select the next block
of numbers!
If the rota is set on letters the pinch open will select number by number!
This will also work for words!
It should also select line by line if the rota is set to that!
But not sure!
Then of course when you've got the number/words selected use the copy and do
with it as you will!
This pinch thing can be a little tricky you might change a rota setting as you
open your thumb and finger if you put a little twist as you open them!
But keeping them straight will select the items in question!
hth Colin
On 10 Jan 2012, at 18:08, Geoff Waaler wrote:
Hi Paul,
To extract a phone number, let me set up an example. Lets say I have a text
message as follows:
"For a good time call 867-5309 and ask for Jenny."
Perhaps someone can find a better method but there appears to be no way to
select the phone number exclusively while viewing a text -- IE when not in edit
mode. Instead I
used the roter to get to edit and flicked down to copy (the only available
option) the entire message.
Next I can either go to email or create a note where the above number is to be pasted..
Again I use the roter to land on "edit", flick to paste and double click.
I now have the entire text quoted above, but all I want is the phone number, hence I move my
insertion pointer to the "F" in "For", but must pinch those five words away.
As one experiments with pinching this will become a lot
easier. You do a two fingers opening gesture I think of as a reverse pinch to
select right of the insertion pointer and a real pinch (close two fingers) to
unselect. What is selected/unselected depends on the size of
the gesture and current roter setting. If selecting characters, a half inch
open pinch gesture will likely cause VO to say that the r was selected and I'll
hear three clicks indicating that the f and o were also selected. The
same gesture while the roter toggle is set to "words" would likely cause the
words "for a good" to be selected. I would hear three clicks and VO announces: "good
selected". So I would first rotate to words and use a large open pinch gesture to select: "For a
good time call". If I accidentally over do
it and select the phone number I can use a closed pinch to unselect it. If I only
selected the word "time" I can do a tiny open pinch to select the
word call (all data to the left remains selected). Upon selecting the first five words, for my purposes I could press delete to
make them go away, however, if you wanted to cut or copy them for some reason, you could get them to your clipboard by toggling
the roter to "edit", flicking down to either "cut" or "copy" and double tapping. Either via
"cut" or pressing "del", those five words are gone -- I now have text reading:
" 867-5309 and ask for Jenny."
Now all I need to do is place the insertion pointer to the right of the phone number,
rotate to words and use an open pinch gesture to select the unwanted four words as
described above. When VO says something like: "Jenny selected", press del and
only the phone number remains.
HTH.
Geoff
----- Original Message -----
From: Paul Hopewell
To: mac-access
Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2012 10:45 AM
Subject: Copy and Paste on the iPhone
Hello,
Is it possible to do copy and paste on an iPhone 3GS running VoiceOver on IOS
5? If os what are the gestures for copy and especially paste?
Many thanks.
Paul Hopewell
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