Hi, Yes, I do know that. That's what I'm doing, but sometimes when I seem to need it most it still loads even when running for me. Of course, that may depend on the application state of Fleksy, because potentially inactive apps may sometimes quit.
Practically everyone I know is sighted, or don't have iPhones, so even though Fleksy would be useful for sighted people too as I explained in a second message, no one here is really using it. This is partly because Fleksy currently has no international dictionaries, though I know they're working on it. So, even when I text internationally and Fleksy is useful, I still have to go into a separate message since it doesn't seem to integrate with iMessage. So, I like Fleksy because even without VoiceOver I can type faster than I can on the regular keyboard because I don't have to be quite as accurate, but switch to another application to send messages to people. This isn't a particular problem, just not always worth it for me unless I'm the one texting first. Regards, Nicolai On Aug 10, 2012, at 1:19 PM, "Chris (gmail)" <christopher...@gmail.com> wrote: > Did you know that you can leave the app running and not only will it save > loading time it will have no affect on the battery. Did you also know that > once you have typed your text and you press and hold the screen above the > keyboard you can double tap message and use the text directly in a new > message? You can also reply to messages directly so long as the message was > originally sent with Fleksy. Hope these all help. > > On 10/08/2012 11:43, Nicolai Svendsen wrote: >> Hi, >> >> yeah, I've used it. I'm slightly impressed, but not enough to use it >> whenever I type. I text often, so I usually just end up sliding to reply >> when it comes in on the lock screen and typing away. That's more convenient >> than waiting for Fleksy to load more times than I think it should, >> especially because they told me that it only will when you reboot the phone. >> It doesn't though. >> >> So, that's my biggest gripe so far. The new update does work quite well, and >> it's a nice solution for typing and would be great if Apple decided to >> implement this as an alternative input method, but I can't be bothered to >> wait for it to load or bring it up to type what I want then switch back to >> Messages. If it could integrate with threads so you could select which one >> to attach the text to, then I'd love it. Even when I turn VoiceOVer off and >> type regularly, I still can't type as fast as Fleksy allows me to type. >> >> Regards, >> Nicolai >> On Aug 10, 2012, at 12:26 PM, Chris (gmail) <christopher...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >>> Hello all. >>> Some of you may be using this app already, but thought I would spread the >>> word about it now a major new update has hit the app store. 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