Hi. Hopefully I've understood your problem correctly. When you want to use 
onscreen keyboard instead of the physical keyboard try doing a single finger 
double tap and hold in the edit field and this should then bring up the 
on-screen keyboard.  Do the same again to hide  it. 

Peter

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> On 20 Mar 2017, at 03:52, Dave Bahr <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hi folks, 
> 
> I have recently purchased a Bluetooth keyboard, the Logitek k380 I think it 
> is. It's great, I love typing on it when I have the space for it. However, 
> I've noticed a very annoying thing happens when I don't have the keyboard 
> with me. I can't turn off quick nav in edit fields on Iphone 7, Ios 10.2.1 or 
> whatever the latest build is. So, I'm stuck. I can't type using the touch 
> screen, can't dictate a text of any great length using Siri, and generally 
> can't do, well, anything that involves texting or looking up restaurants or 
> sharing Shazams with people because I can't type or dictate their name into 
> the phone. 
> 
> I've tried looking similar issues up online but really haven't had any luck 
> other than someone suggesting to turn off Bluetooth and then restart the 
> phone. Or I could unpair the keyboard. But neither of those suggestions 
> worked. I have researched the manuals for voiceover gestures and the latest I 
> can find that is comprehensive is from 2012, the one from Axs Lab. There 
> doesn't seem to be any sort of quick nav option. Or, in the case of my smart 
> beetle, to hide and show the keyboard. I tried a split tap on the text field, 
> no luck. 
> 
> The only way I've found to turn off quick nav and restore function to my 
> touch screen for typing is to, when I get home or wherever I've left either 
> my smart beetle or my logitek keyboard, is to, naturally, execute the quick 
> nav toggle hotkey. That's great, but it certainly doesn't do me any good for 
> however long my hardware device and I have been separated. 
> 
> Does anyone have any suggestions for circumventing this issue, besides the 
> obvious of, bring your beetle or logitek wherever you go? 
> 
> Thanks, Dave
> 
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