Why do you want to change it? I did have mine set to touch type at first but I
have now learned how to use the split tap method to type and I must say that
for me it is much faster.
Make sure that you have an edit field ready to accept typed characters
or a better way of saying this is to make sure that the edit box is active.
Then do the rotor gesture. You do this by pretending that you are turning a
knob. Keep your thumb and index fingers about a half inch to a inch apart and
be turning the make believe knob. You should hear Voice Over say " Characters,
then Words, and keep going until you hear Typing Mode". Once you hear Typing
Mode do single finger flick down to change from Standard to Touch typing.
After you do this make sure that you then move your rotor from Typing Mode to
any other item in your rotor, otherwise the next time you do down flick you
will change it back to Standard typing.
Scott
On May 2, 2012, at 1:47 PM, CD wrote:
> I have a new iPhone 4S and I can’t seem to get to the roter to change it to
> touch type. Is there an easier way to do it or can someone explain it?
> Thanks. I do have the book and tried what they said but I can’t make it work.
>
> Carla
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