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lagwagon

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Is the handwritten feature in iMessage not working any longer?????

Rotate the screen, tap the drawn out loop (looks almost like an upside down script "e") in the very bottom right corner next to the Return key. (See screenshots)
 

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XTheLancerX

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Rotate the screen, tap the draw out loop (looks almost like an upside down script "e") in the very bottom right corner next to the Return key. (See screenshots)
How come whenever I rotate my iPhone on iOS 10 it automatically puts me into the hand writing mode? I hate it. I'm weird and I type in landscape sometimes.
 

Gav2k

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How does one enable handwritten keyboard? I couldn't find it in the 'Keyboard' settings.
It's not in the settings. Launch iMessage, turn your phone to landscape and it the swirl button in the bottom right
 

XTheLancerX

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How does one enable handwritten keyboard? I couldn't find it in the 'Keyboard' settings.
Handwritten keyboard is an iMessage-only thing with iOS 10. Just turn your phone to landscape. If it doesn't automatically come up, tap the little swirly icon in the bottom left. To bring back the keyboard from the handwriting view, tap the keyboard icon on the bottom left.
 

spacemnspiff

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Thanks for the responses, I missed the fact that this was only available on iOS 10, and I am still on 9.
 

lagwagon

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Don't worry. Some folks around here are a little rough around the edges with their help.

Hard not to be rough when a poster posts a question that was answered literally three posts up from theirs. If the answer was buried in a long thread, sure, but this thread is very short and hard to miss the answer. Being lazy will generally get a response on the internet :p
 

IndianBird

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Hard not to be rough when a poster posts a question that was answered literally three posts up from theirs. If the answer was buried in a long thread, sure, but this thread is very short and hard to miss the answer. Being lazy will generally get a response on the internet :p

Your screenshot would not be of much help to a guy on iOS 9 who didn't realize it was a 10 exclusive.
 

C DM

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Your screenshot would not be of much help to a guy on iOS 9 who didn't realize it was a 10 exclusive.
Well, realistically there wouldn't be much of a way to know that unless someone mentions it, and the default (and quite reasonable/rational) assumption in threads that are in an iOS 10 forum, is that the content relates to iOS 10 (again, unless mentioned otherwise).
 
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