The character input of the iPhone will be more likely to use flick input on the kana keyboard. But do you sometimes feel a little inconvenient? It's a daily thing, so the accumulation of small things is stressful. This time, I will introduce small and tricks that reduce the stress.
If you want to enter one hand even if the body is large, the key is slightly smaller. It is a function to be displayed on the left (or right).
iOS 13, you can now move the cursor in the sentence by dragging and dropping. However, it is also possible to move from the keyboard without releasing it.
Numbers, symbols, and kanji are not good at soft keyboards. The lead is the date and time. It is easy to convert only the numbers and convert them.
Read the written text and found a conversion mistake. In such a case, delete it and re -tap the word twice, not. It is possible to re -convert without deleting characters.
Although the emoticons are rarely used, if the keyboard is displayed on the keyboard, it is subtle. Let's hide it.
If you enter the same character continuously, you usually need to move the cursor one by one. However, if the input setting is changed slightly, continuous input will be possible. However, please note that you will not be able to use the field input (input of Garakae type).
Usually cannot be converted (difficult), can be converted in one shot by registering a dictionary. It is convenient. Alphabets, symbols, and frequently used sentences can also be registered. It is also recommended to register greetings that you use, your e -mail address, emoticon, etc.
Registered personal names and corporate names that are often used are registered as contact information rather than dictionary registration. it's recommended. If you register "Frigana" in the same way as a dictionary registration, it will be displayed as a conversion candidate, and you can submit an email or message destination as a selection candidate by "Frigana".
"..." and "...", and () "" are on numbers and symbol keyboards. Even if you do not switch, you can input by conversion from "Japanese kana".
If you want to enter an English sentence on the iPhone, you should definitely try "Quickpath" to enter the key. The input candidate is displayed by continuing the key of the spell and tracing the key of the spell for each character, and it is possible to enter with a smaller number of troubles. It does not support Japanese input.