I have a Samsung 10.1 Tablet and have been trying to reply to posts but am having difficulty.
When replying the cursor just jumped when typing. I might type the letter 'u' and then the cursor will jump up to the first 'u' in the quoted part. I have typed carefully, one finger at a time, to make sure i am not bumping anything and I am not.
This also happens when I post on http://www.invested.com.au but doesn't happen when I post on somersoftcom.au/forum.
I tried to get around the problem by typing in another document and copying and pasting, but once you have the reply icon clicked you cannot paste for some reason.
Is it just me or is anyone else having the same problems?
Can’t go the tablet thing. Wife has one (Android) that keeps her out of my hair (most of the time anyway). Droid OS has a long way to go in my opinion especially on tablets. But no matter how problematic they are I definitely won’t buy anything starting with “i”. I’d much rather have a netbook.
We’ll definitely look into the issue. When you press a key (when typing a reply), do you mean that the blinking insertion point cursor moves and positions itself next to a same letter that is already in the reply text? What happens if the letter doesn’t already exist?
[xxquote=Administrator]Hi Terry, We'll definitely look into the issue. When you press a key (when typing a reply), do you mean that the blinking insertion point cursor moves and positions itself next to a same letter that is already in the reply text? What happens if the letter doesn't already exist? Just trying to clarify the problem [/quote]
for example, in the above post i pushed reply quotes then i typed the letter t. the blinking cursor immediately jumped up to where i typed xx. in this case it didnt jump up to a corrseponding same letter but just to the front of the quote.
for example, in the above post i pushed reply quotes then i typed the letter t. the blinking cursor immediately jumped up to where i typed xx. in this case it didnt jump up to a corrseponding same letter but just to the front of the quote.
Seems to run alright on the old girls tablet. Actually I’m surprised how well it runs. This ones an Acer. It’s just gone through an update so I’m not sure what version it’s running .
It’s definitely not doing what Terry’s is doing so it may be a problem on his end