Hello,
To navigate through text you need to first set the rotor to the desired
setting. For example moving by character through a document. To do this,
put 2 fingers on the screen and turn them like if turning a knob on a
radio. When you are on character or word, then swipe up with one finger
to move back and one finger swipe down to move forward. Keep in mind the
cursor on the iPhone behaves like it does on the Mac by default. So the
placement of the cursor depends on the direction your moving. If your
going back, the cursor will be to the left of the character or word.
Moving forward, it will be to the right.
hth
Ricardo Walker
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On Jan 3, 2011, at 12:35 PM, Erin wrote:
Does anyone know how to delete part of an email or text when you are at
the beginning of the field?
I know how to do it at te end, you just hit delete, but I realized I
messed up a word near the beginning and I didn't want to erase
everything.
If there isn't a way to erase forward, then I'm sure there's a way to
move to a certain word but I cant find it, help would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks
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