Below is the default keyboard on start up. You can create keyboard s like this in the Create mode. Notice the punctuation keys are all single characters, not upper case. Also some have their similar characters together. There are 4 keys that are different. Shift 0 and get a slashed zero, $ and get €, £ and get ¥.
The large gray area is where your text appears. The gray clarifies text with less eye strain.
Every key except the edit keys are outlined in black and available for editing. Notice the design where alphabet and numbers are associated with their respective punctuation marks. This reduces eye movement and allows faster typing. There is a space cluster, not a space bar, making it easier to enter a space as touching anywhere in the cluster will print a space. The space icon cluster are atomic references indicating spaces. ​Even the edit keys are clustered. The​y are located on the left and on the top/bottom right.
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All keys repeat starting slow then speed up. X deletes 1. The | (pipe) is a cut, copy text marker. |x| removes the | pipe markers. The details are explained in the app documentation. The paste button inserts text wherever the cursor is placed. The cap lock and shift keys print the uppercase character. There are 4 cursor control arrows: 2 that move the cursor 8 characters back and forward. The other 2 move the cursor left and right one character.
There are 2 buttons on top, Text Start and Text End, that move the cursor to text begin and text end.
​The blank buttons are for any values you need. In create mode enter one character or 2 characters for lower and upper case, multi character phrases and emojis.
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The buttons on top control file and edit elements. There is a text box on top where
you enter a file name for the text to Save files or Delete files. List and UnList file names.
Importing and exporting files are explained in the app documentation using the
Apple Files app.
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The T1 through T10 buttons toggle keyboards instantly while texting. You create keyboard templates in the Create mode, assign them to the toggle buttons in the KeyboardFiles view (enter a file name and touch a T#) and use them in the Compose view.
​This is a new concept to assist languages with extra character keys beyond their main keyboard. Toggling language keyboards are needed with border countries and multi-lingual people. Also keyboards with emojis and phrases for an amazing text mix.
There are 970 character keys available over the 10 toggle buttons.
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If you have any ?s, email: support@summagram.tech
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