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    Phew... I'm tired.

    #2
    I've got predictive text on here if I use my phone. It's a great help but sometimes it does it's own thing and it can be quite embarrassing 🤤
    when i can think of something profound i will update this.

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      #3
      I can't believe predictive text isn't part of the whole set up.
      when i can think of something profound i will update this.

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        #4
        Predictive text works from my apple devices
        As long as there’s golf and beer I’m happy

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          #5
          I use the on screen keyboard on my computer or ipad - I'm using it now. This has good predictive text (words not phrases)
          Best

          Robin

          Diagnosed 05/2017 Familial ALS Limb onset

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            #6
            Graham You're tech savvy - can't you get the onscreen keyboard to work on a web form/text box?

            I asked a similar question to Smartbox Grid 3 users recently as a person I know of couldn't seem to find a predictive text keyboard to type on any web page with eye gaze. I don't share your opinoin that the onus is on the MNDA/vBulletin to provide such a facility, given they exist, but do agree they should work on every website where typing is required.

            My Windows 10 predictive (onscreen) keyboard works with eye gaze in every website I use.

            Hope you find a solution - I'm sure you know you can copy and paste from Word, if nothing else.

            Love Ellie.
            ​Diagnosed 03/2007. Sporadic Definite ALS/MND Spinal (hand) Onset.
            Significant bulbar impairment - No functional limbs - No speech - Feeding tube - Overnight NIV - Eye gaze user
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              #7
              I've begun using my phone more than my Chromebook for email or posts because it suggests words. I have auto-correct turned off, but suggestions turned on so I can choose a suggestion but it doesn't change what I've already typed. Voice input worked very well until I started to lose my speech.
              Each day is made easier with a bit of humour.

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                #8
                GaryM Have you checked in Chromebook's ease of access to see if there is an Enable Next Word Prediciton? I know it does Swipe Typing - is that of any use?
                ​Diagnosed 03/2007. Sporadic Definite ALS/MND Spinal (hand) Onset.
                Significant bulbar impairment - No functional limbs - No speech - Feeding tube - Overnight NIV - Eye gaze user
                .
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Ellie View Post
                  GaryM Have you checked in Chromebook's ease of access to see if there is an Enable Next Word Prediciton? I know it does Swipe Typing - is that of any use?
                  Ooh, I'll check it out Ellie. Thanks
                  Each day is made easier with a bit of humour.

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                    #10
                    Can't believe that I've only just discovered the on-screen keyboard on my Chromebook. Thanks again, Ellie. Computing and technology are supposed to be my specialist subject. Doh!
                    Each day is made easier with a bit of humour.

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                    • Thanks guys,

                      I am writing this using the pop-up keyboard. There are problems however.

                      The picture below shows that the pop-up keyboard totally obscures the text box and so I am unable to view what I type. Following Ellie’s suggestion, I am now using Word and I am going to copy and paste.

                      The problem now is that my finger is not responsive enough to dab the space bar and so the keyboard types multiple spaces and thinks I have finished the sentence.

                      In this country we have DDA2014, so it is incumbent on the MNDA in law to provide a usable service.

                      It has taken me nearly 2 hours to write this.

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                        • I am now using the smaller pop-up keyboard and actually I don't have to click the space because it separates the words automatically. The window floats too so I can position away from the text box . phew I am knacked .

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                            #14
                            Graham, sounds as if using eye gaze would be less frustrating and tiring for you.
                            ​Diagnosed 03/2007. Sporadic Definite ALS/MND Spinal (hand) Onset.
                            Significant bulbar impairment - No functional limbs - No speech - Feeding tube - Overnight NIV - Eye gaze user
                            .
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                            • Thanks Ellie, eye-gaze is too slow for VS2019 work. i have made a bit more progress with touch keyboard settings but i write faster freehand. At least MNDA are aware of the problem.

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