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Selecting text and drawings
To select an item, hold down the pen near the item until a
heavy mark appears under the pen (the MessagePad makes a
squeak), and draw the mark over or around the item. If
the sound effects in Prefs π are turned off, you won’t hear
the squeak.
To select words, draw the highlighting mark across them.
To select text on more than one line, draw the highlighting
mark from the beginning of the first word to the end of the
last word.
To select several whole lines of text, draw the highlighting
mark vertically through the lines of text.
To select lines in a shape, draw the highlighting mark along
the lines.
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Writing and Drawing
m If the correct word is in the list, tap it.
m If the correct word is not in the list, you can tap the
Corrector button L or the Keyboard button _ to
rewrite or retype the word. If you selected Cursive as your
handwriting style, you can also tap Try letters to let the
MessagePad try to recognize the word again, using
letter-by-letter recognition.
If you tap the Corrector button L in the list, you can write
directly over a letter to change it. You can also tap once on
the letter and in the list that appears, tap a choice—the
lower- or upper-case version of the existing letter, Delete, or
Insert. You can also tap a blank space to add punctuation
marks or another word, as well as to delete or insert a space.
If you tap the Keyboard button _ in the list, the on-screen
keyboard appears. Tap out the word.
If you tap “Try letters,” the MessagePad uses letter-by-letter
recognition instead of its dictionary to interpret the word. It
then displays its best guess. This is useful if you don’t have
letter-by-letter recognition turned on and you wrote a word
that is not likely to be in the dictionary. It is also helpful if
you wrote a word and the MessagePad guessed a number, or
if you wrote an unusual combination of letters and numbers
that wasn’t recognized.
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