I have my typing mode set to standard keyboard. When I touch a letter,
if I want that letter I lift, if not I slide to the letter I want. I
use the backspace a lot and also dictation helps. There is a dictation
button on the lower left near the spacebar.
If I do any writing of any length, I use my desktop with Window-eyes.
(there, I related the topic to W-e)
Brenda
On 4/6/2017 2:13 PM, Larry Higgins via Talk wrote:
OK folks, I've been wanting to ask this for a long time. Not having
ever attempted to use a tablet, iPhone or any other touch screen
device, I realize just how stupid this question might sound, but bear
with me, OK?
I just want to know how a blind user like myself avoids becoming a
hunt and pecker when trying to type on a touch screen. There
obviously can't be anything like home keys, or a easily
recognizable home base for the fingers, so short of having to buy
and use a bluetooth keyboard, how do you guys who make use of these
screens do it?
Please be nice <smile>.
Larry
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