Hmmm, for those who saw her post but not yours, we appreciate it. But then, that's why there's a delete key.
-----Original Message----- From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Joseph FreeTech Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2014 12:13 PM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: Here's How to Move Apps Into a Folder With a Bluetooth Keyboard Hi Teresa, Though your post is useful and well written, I wrote the very same type of tutorial just a week or two ago. <Smile>. It seems as though many of us are not using our time and this forum wisely if we're going to repeatedly post the same information. So far, it appears many are deleting messages without even quickly browsing through them for possibly useful information. If this is in fact what is happening, then the individuals doing this will miss out on great information as well as cluttering the list with redundant requests. Am I wrong? If you're curious, here's what I wrote on the topic of using a Bluetooth keyboard to move apps between home pages as well as into folders... <Smile>. For those interested in using an external Bluetooth keyboard to move apps, when lucky and all works as it should, here's what I'm doing to move my apps around: 1. My iDevice (iPod Touch 5th gen) is turned on and my Bluetooth keyboard is paired. Note: for whatever reason, my Amazon Basics keyboard takes about 25 seconds to be recognized by iDevice Bluetooth. (Shrug). 2. I use the touch screen to navigate to Home screen 3 and place focus on the app I want to move. 3. I press the following command on the keyboard: VO+Shift+letter M. I get the message informing me that I'm moving X app. 4. I use 3-finger gesture on the touch screen to move from Home screen 3 to Home screen 1. Note: sometimes this does not work, so I simply go to bottom of the screen and swipe up to move from page 3 to page 1, and this does seem to reliably do the job. 5. I move my app on top of the folder where I want to place the app, and I once again execute the following command: VO+Shift+letter M. 6. My iDevice and VoiceOver begin sounding off all kinds of bells and whistles while they do their thing, and when I no longer hear anything, I swipe to right a couple of times. 7. I press the Home button once on my iDevice to return screen back to normal. 8. I swipe over to the bottom of the list of apps, and sure enough the app I moved is there. 9. I execute the scrub gesture to close the folder, and I'm eventually informed that the app count has increased, which once again assures me the app has been moved. 10. All done moving app. <Smile>. For those wanting to move an app from Home screen X to Home screen Y without accidentally creating an unwanted folder, try this... 1. My iDevice (iPod Touch 5th gen) is turned on and my Bluetooth keyboard is paired. 2. I use the touch screen to navigate to Home screen 3 and place focus on the app I want to move. 3. I press the following command on the keyboard: VO+Shift+letter M. I get the message informing me that I'm moving X app. 4. I use 3-finger gesture on the touch screen to move from Home screen 3 to Home screen 1. Note: sometimes this does not work, so I simply go to bottom of the screen and swipe up to move from page 3 to page 1, and this does seem to reliably do the job. 5. Since the keyboard will not allow for placing an app between two apps like the touch interface allows, I simply move my app on top of the app where I want to position the app, and I once again execute the following command: VO+Shift+letter M. 6. I'm told a new folder will be created with X title. 7. I simply press Escape key once on the keyboard to cancel the folder creation process. 8. I swipe to the right a couple of times then press the Home button once to return the focus back to normal. 9. I touch the bottom left-hand corner of the screen then swipe to the left to access the very last app on the current Home screen. 10. If all went well the app will have been moved from Home screen 3 to Home screen 1 without extraneous folders having been created. (thumbs up)! Joseph the free tech guy! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Teresa Cochran" <batsfly...@me.com> To: <viphone@googlegroups.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2014 8:39 AM Subject: Here's How to Move Apps Into a Folder With a Bluetooth Keyboard Hi, all, I've done this several times reliably, so I'm going to outline it here, since there's been some discussion of it in recent threads. Turn on VO sounds. This will make it easier to detect audio feedback while moving. Find the app you want to move. Press VO-shift-M. Voiceover will say "moving" and the name of the app. Use the arrow keys to move the app. VO will announce your position and say "is editing". Go to the page indicator. It's easiest to use the up and down arrow keys instead of option-arrows to move from page to page. I haven't been able to get the second method to work while in edit mode. 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