Hello,
I have THL W8 beyond android settings set to Hebrew.
I have a problem with lock screen security PIN.
The numbers are flipped (see the attached picture).
Please help me fix it.
va4ik said:
Hello,
I have THL W8 beyond android settings set to Hebrew.
I have a problem with lock screen security PIN.
The numbers are flipped (see the attached picture).
Please help me fix it.
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that's probably because you have set language to hebrew, that's right to left isn't it?
mjz2cool said:
that's probably because you have set language to hebrew, that's right to left isn't it?
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Yes the language goes from right to left, but the numbers go from left to right. There is no single Hebrew letter in the lock screen with pin numbers.
va4ik said:
Yes the language goes from right to left, but the numbers go from left to right. There is no single Hebrew letter in the lock screen with pin numbers.
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and when it's set to english, are those numbers still the same way?
mjz2cool said:
and when it's set to english, are those numbers still the same way?
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When the phone is set to English the pin numbers are set in correct order. The idea is to set them correctly when the phone is set to Hebrew.
va4ik said:
When the phone is set to English the pin numbers are set in correct order. The idea is to set them correctly when the phone is set to Hebrew.
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maybe you can look into framework-res or something (if you are rooted)
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I have a Little problem when i have to unlock my phone, i have to enter a password, atm that is set to 4 numbers, but can i remove it completely?
RudiHansen said:
I have a Little problem when i have to unlock my phone, i have to enter a password, atm that is set to 4 numbers, but can i remove it completely?
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Translated from German, so the names might be a bit different: Settings --> Security (7) --> Device lock (1) --> Untick "Lock when unused for"
Hope that helped
.-ombre-.
ombre33 said:
Translated from German, so the names might be a bit different: Settings --> Security (7) --> Device lock (1) --> Untick "Lock when unused for"
Hope that helped
.-ombre-.
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And if it can't be changed, it is problably set by "Exchange group policy". Then you can use free software Stay Unlock. For me it is working.
M.
Thanks
That worked nice, it was really beginning to annoy me
hi there,
is it possible to disable the option which appears every time i flip out the hardware keyboard?
to be more precise. i mean that "little" bar at the bottom where i can change my language and if i want to use capital letters.
I wanna know this as well its ugly ass hell...
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batemann said:
hi there,
is it possible to disable the option which appears every time i flip out the hardware keyboard?
to be more precise. i mean that "little" bar at the bottom where i can change my language and if i want to use capital letters.
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Go to settings>locale and text>uncheck the "default input" checkbox (not sure about the exact label, but it's second to the top, my phone's language is lolspeak )
Be warned though, you will not be able to access "symbols" menu. When you press
the button under "enter", it'll just act the same as the alt button, the blue one. So, you can't enter an underscore and other symbols like $.
pabling19 said:
Go to settings>locale and text>uncheck the "default input" checkbox (not sure about the exact label, but it's second to the top, my phone's language is lolspeak )
Be warned though, you will not be able to access "symbols" menu. When you press
the button under "enter", it'll just act the same as the alt button, the blue one. So, you can't enter an underscore and other symbols like $.
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thanks! but without those "symbols" it´s quite useless ;(
anyway workaround for that? dont mind to root if that matters
batemann said:
thanks! but without those "symbols" it´s quite useless ;(
anyway workaround for that? dont mind to root if that matters
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Yes, when in the described mode, press and keep pressing the letter that contains the special symbol.
For instance, if you need the symbol 'ö', press and keep pressing 'o', the rest will point itself out.
ppirate said:
Yes, when in the described mode, press and keep pressing the letter that contains the special symbol.
For instance, if you need the symbol 'ö', press and keep pressing 'o', the rest will point itself out.
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and what if you need "%" or "$"
pabling19 said:
Be warned though, you will not be able to access "symbols" menu. When you press
the button under "enter", it'll just act the same as the alt button, the blue one. So, you can't enter an underscore and other symbols like $.
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Then this seems like a bug. Maybe report this? Where?
Hello,
Is there any Developer that can create a app that will work like this:
- Unlock your screen
- Now it asks for a password (Own choose able number password)
Sorry, I got bad English but my point is clear right?
~~ PlayGunsta
Y u want aap 4 someting wich SE already gave option abt....
Go setting > security & u can choose ur own password after unlock screen....
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yeah he wants a numberic password
I don´t see anywhere something with password protecting.
Oh snap...I'm not a developer and I read this
bump, developers ya can make great money with this?
what about the pattern :O
2.2.1 has this option
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Tehouster said:
what about the pattern :O
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A pattern takes longer and is to sensitive :S
PlayGunsta said:
A pattern takes longer and is to sensitive :S
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You'll actually find that a pattern at a numeric PIN are essentially the same thing... Just imagine the circle on the top left is a '1', then the one on the bottom right is a '9' - all the other numbers can be imagined using the standard left to right, top to bottom sequence, adding a value of 1 to the previous number to get the new number (I know it sounds complicated, but it's actually quite easy)
Of course, there is no '0', which can really throw you, but you'll get used to it.
Yes, before you say it, I know, you can't use the same virtual number twice in the same code, but I tend not to in my PIN numbers anyway, so for me, it's a moot point... Although I totally understand your concern.
You'll also find the action of dragging your finger through virtual numbers, in a continual sequence is actually quicker than lifting and tapping them individually - hence the advent of such text entering apps like; Swype, Slide It, etc.
Anyway, my point being, you probably won't get too much support on this.
...you're right, I'm NOT a developer - I probably shouldn't have read this...
oh snap, i'm not a developer and i'm reading :O
btw. pattern is OK, better than stupid PIN access.
hi people
was just typing an email earlier and i realised that the @ button is in the wrong place. when i press [email protected] i get a " instead, these two keys seem to be in the wrong position. i was just wondering if this is same on all the keyboards and if it can be corrected.
thanks
markshaw200 said:
hi people
was just typing an email earlier and i realised that the @ button is in the wrong place. when i press [email protected] i get a " instead, these two keys seem to be in the wrong position. i was just wondering if this is same on all the keyboards and if it can be corrected.
thanks
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...that's just the british keyboard layout lol.
Go into settings, select language and input, then double check everything is set correctly to your local language.
This issue occurs if you have the incorrect language setup, for instance in the UK if you set it to 'English (United States)" then you get the @ when you press shift 2 instead of getting a ".
Also make sure you actually select the ASUS keyboard as the current one.
If you select a different keyboard (like Thumbkeyboard or Swype) the virtual keylayout will reset to en_US.
See my thread here for a permanent fix for this issue.
Diamondback said:
Also make sure you actually select the ASUS keyboard as the current one.
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This is actually the solution for your "problem".
Cheers
I am surprised to find Spell Checker absent on my Galaxy s3 inspite of it being ICS.
I have been using ICS on HTC sensation before this phone and have gotten use to the automatic spell check in ICS which underlines in red the wrongly spelled words. Pressing these gives you options to correct it with suggestions or to add to dictionary.
Any one found a solution for this yet?
menu->settings->language and indata (or something like that)->little settingsicon at the right of samsung-keyboard->2 option
torsrex said:
menu->settings->language and indata (or something like that)->little settingsicon at the right of samsung-keyboard->2 option
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Nope.. the 2nd option is language.. No option to turn on spell check.
guptadh said:
Nope.. the 2nd option is language.. No option to turn on spell check.
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menu->settings->language and indata (or something like that)->little settingsicon at the right of samsung-keyboard->2 option
If you have not already found it .
as above then >> Predictive Text >>>Spell correction .
If not then its your phone or your firmware at fault .
jje
Got the same problem here. I really liked the red underlined misspelled words on my Galaxy S with stock ICS. Why did Samsung remove this feature?
It is on mine under Settings, Language and Input, Samsung Keyboard Settings (the gear icon on the right hand side), Predictive Text. Can you select Predictive Text by tapping on the word?
Tapped
Mine wont do it either....
Does anyone get a red line under misspelled words?
It seems that word correction only appears in the voice dictate mode on S3. I have predictive text enabled, but don't get the misspelled words underlined
I would donate to get this fixed on a non rooted g3
Spell Check
inmnbob said:
I would donate to get this fixed on a non rooted g3
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Simple solution to this problem.
1.Go to playstore download jellybean keyboard.
2.go to language and use this keyboard as default.
3.click on the settings icon, choose show corrections suggestions to always show.
and thats it. problem solved.
if this helped please hit the thanks button below enjoy the SIII !
Was able to find the keyboard and install it however it didn't underline the misspelled words on the S3 as advertised in the hype around the keyboard. I that because that feature is turned off in the ROM?
inmnbob said:
Was able to find the keyboard and install it however it didn't underline the misspelled words on the S3 as advertised in the hype around the keyboard. I that because that feature is turned off in the ROM?
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Oh no. My bad . I didnt realize that the red line doesn't show up when we spelt something wrongly. I saw that words were being underlined and suggestions was given. I assume it was all working. Sorry bro
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anyone? starting to miss my S1 with cm9