Are you coming from Windows? In Windows, the cursor is a horizontal line
that appears under the letter. In Apple products, the cursor is a
vertical line that appears between letters. VoiceOver reads the letter
that the cursor jumps over. When inserting a letter, it'll show up where
the cursor is, i.e. between those two letters. When deleting a
character, it deletes the character to the left of the cursor.  I'll try
to answer your questions below.

On 06/11/12 23:14, salama wrote:
> I have a problem in editing my notes which I tried to solve using trial
> and error but I got totally confused; so could you please help me by
> answering this questions?
> 
> Note, I set the rotor to letters.
> 
> 1, when I move from left to rite using flick down then I type a letter,
> is this letter going to be inserted before or after the letter I here?

After the letter you hear.

> 2 how about typing a new letter when moving from rite to left using
> flick up? Is it going to be inserted after or before the original letter
> I here?

Before

> 3 how about deleting a letter? Am I supposed to have the letter I here
> deleted, the letter before, or letter after? Please answer my question
> in both cases, when I am moving from left to rite and when moving from
> rite to left.

When moving from left to right, the letter you hear will be deleted.
When moving from right to left., the letter to the left of the letter
you just heard would be deleted.

> 4, how about inserting and deleting words?

See above.

I know you already said you used trial and error to try to figure this
out, but I'd still suggest practice.

-- 
Christopher (CJ)
chaltain at Gmail

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