"Enter" doesnt work in Onenote & Word with S-pen on Samsung Galaxy Tab S3
Just bought the new Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 with a S-pen which enables handwriting etc. Huge improvement compared to my Samsung Note 2014 10.1. But with the Tab S3 handwriting works perfectly except in Word and OneNote, exactly the two softwares that really benefit from handwriting and a Tab/Ipad and which I rely upon when using my Note 2014.
Problem
The "Enter" button in the handwriting area doesn't work. I have to switch to the normal keyboard to hit "Enter" and then back to the handwriting "keyboard".
When I hit the "Enter" key in the handwriting "keyboard":
I get a question mark in the Word document, but no new paragraph. The handwriting area gives a new paragraph as it should, and
In OneNote nothing at all happens in the OneNote document. The handwriting area gives a new paragraph as it should
All other apps I've tested, incl Excel, Powerpoint and Outlook, work perfectly.
See attached pictures.
Any ideas
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Anyone? I've got the same issue.
My enter key is no longer working in handwriting mode with a Tab A 10.1 with s-pen. Using Evernote. It has only become a problem recently.
So, for me it is now working!
I have no issues on my Samsung Tab A 2016 (P585Y) running Android 8.1.0 (Oreo), Samsung Experience 9.5, Build M1AJQ.P585YDXU2CRJ9. Running Evernote 8.6.1.
I assume the Tab S3 has received a similar update?
Related
So my 20 year old son kicked me off my imac ...so I got inspired, whipped out the "Logitech Tablet Keyboard for Android 3.0+" and resumed my work on an Office Document.
I was impressed with the keyboard; it connected first try, has dedicated Home, back arrow, Menu buttons and function buttons that control the music and launch the calender.
Also the keyboards case serves as a dock/holder for my Note.
I'd say the 5.3" Note and BT Keyboard are a great match.
I'm using the Apex launcher which works in landscape mode but I can see where a BT Mouse would help navigate. I need to find a small one.
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I have the same one- someone on here actually posted up the deal from Daily Steals- and i love it! i use it everyday at work and at home. I am also in search of a Bluetooth mouse that i like, but in the meantime, i can just plug in a USB mouse at work
edit: mine actually isnt the same- i bought the 'Logitech Portable Keyboard for iPad' because it was 29 bucks, vs the 89 retail. the home button still works, volume and music controls work, search works, its just missing a back button.
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Found this apple mouse in my junk drawer and it works.
Why do you allow your 20 year old to kick you off of anything? Tell him to get his own iMac or whatever. Unless he is supporting you, which I doubt.
Thanks for the post, though. Nice pics and input.
It looks like Google is ignoring a major bug with Chrome for Android.
Quoting the bugs:
- On phones/tablets that have a physical keyboard like our Xperia Pro do not get the option for a soft, on-screen keyboard when tapping a text field.
- When using the physical keyboard, the option to press 'shift' and 'alt' once or twice to get a capital letter (and caps lock) or numbers/symbols respectively is not available; you are being forced to hold either shift or alt if you want a capital letter or a number/symbol.
- If a text field can only input numbers, like a PIN code, Chrome does not default to numerical input from the physical keyboard, instead allowing any form of input.
- You cannot start typing from the page to enter a new url/search. So for example, I'm browsing and I want to search for 'youtube'. I cannot simple start typing this, instead I have to click the address bar, wait while it adjusts and then I can start typing. Not a big deal at first, but gets really annoying over time.
Here's a screenshot
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Please go to the bug thread on Google here:
https://productforums.google.com/d/msg/chrome/lfOtoDf4G2o/4lt0z6gvU8oJ
And click "ME TOO!", let's push Google to fix this bug. I still don't know how they can label a product out of beta with this kind of bug.
Hehe you quoted me.
But yeah, Chrome cannot be 'out of beta' with this kind of flaw!
Guys, this bug has been finally fixed
Thanks Google!
Go get the update: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.android.chrome&hl=en
hello, its been a lot while since i login and come to xda, im here when i have o2 windows "mobile" 6/6.5, now i am an android user, using sony xperia z with 4.3
enough with introduction, as the title said, i have problem about the google voice (GV for now) and keyboard, im not the same as everybody with missing GVT or wanting to disable it, i actually like it a lot, especially because it support my language (not english).
using voice input is easy:
1. i press the GV icon
2. i talk
3. text coming out, there will be miss typed/heard sentences
4. you know, if the system doubt your speech and want to correct it, you just tap the word with grey underline,it indicating that it have multiple option
5. then you choose the correct sentences
sadly, my step number 4 is a problem, because the correction that pop up to correcting/delete sentences is being blocked by keyboard, that is why i say it also a keyboard problem. so i cannot choose anything from it. and i have this problem since 4.2.2, the first day i upgraded it to 4.3 is okay, but suddenly it happen again. i don't think i will resetting or formatting because i have a lot of app and chat history that i cannot delete
and lastly, what do you called that correction feature? because i search over internet and i cannot find someone with this problem, possibly i don't use the correct keyword.
here is the screenshot and i highlighted the point of this thread with red in case you want to skip reading.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xt3a3k6hmxwmcoh/Screenshot_2014-03-15-23-20-46.png
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Bump up, so at least more people to see this problem
bump up so more people could see
It's the lmt keyboard listener.. It and all good
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Hub Keyboard
Hub keyboard is like your regular keyboard got a promotion to a position where it gets it's own office. After a while they start using a Bluetooth headset and slowly stop hanging out with you. It's a keyboard designed by Microsoft that's built for the Microsoft Office power user.
Use your keyboard to search your documents, contacts, and clipboard data. You'll also have a translate feature to translate to and from different languages. The clipboard will save several of your most recent copied texts and let you scroll through and choose the one you want.
• Clipboard: Easily insert one of your recently copied items
• Documents: Grab and share URLs of Office 365 documents in OneDrive and SharePoint
• Contacts: Share information of a contact from your phone or your Office 365 account
• Translate: Translate what you are writing to another language
The actually keyboard itself is very similar to the stock Android layout. This keyboard app is more focused on adding features rather than redesigning the layout.
Download Hub Keyboard
Cool concept for a keyboard.
I like how Microsoft introduces clipboard history here, on a mobile platform that has limited use for it, but the feature remains glaringly absent even in their newest Windows release.
I would try this though.. if it was compatible with any of my devices.
Great concept. Too Microsoft-specific (but it is their app!). And since they now own Swiftkey, must expect a much better keyboard, especially for it size.
It isn't too bad in it's current state. Needs some polish and a shine to really show through. I do like the built in translation. Don't like the fact there is not an autocorrect -_-
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Samsung announced a new feature with the Samsung Galaxy Note 10, the ability to access Samsung Dex on a Windows or MacOS device. This in my opinion was a game changer as it could allow users to use the insane power of their Galaxy Note 10/Note 10+ devices on inexpensive hardware. Samsung released a client for MacOS and Windows but as usual left us ChromeOS/Linux users out in the cold. It turns out that there is a way to hack it together using nothing but open source tools (no Wine). Once I got this working on my Ubuntu Desktop, getting it to work on my Chromebook was trivial (not x64 only with Crostini). You dont even need to have your phone rooted.
What Works
-Keyboard/Mouse
-Shared Clipboard
-Drag and Drop of APK files to install them
What Does Not Work
-Audio does not route to the desktop
-Right Click does not work
Full instructions with screenshots -
https://kmyers.me/blog/android/dexonlinux-dexonchromeos-how-to-no-root/
Awesome endeavour
Your work is highly appreciated. I was planning on buying a note 10+ or 20 then discovered LoD was discontinued. Do you believe your method "could" work on the note 20? Really glad to see this as I was about to buy the note 9 and run it on pie(9). I use Linux primarily and my laptop just died. Having LoD would be awesome when this pandemic clears. Again much appreciation Keith.
Edit: after a reread I'm back to the note 9. Still no LoD.