Chapter 4
Text to Type and Edit
In This Chapter
Using the onscreen keyboard
Accessing special characters
Creating text by using keyboard swipe
Dictating text with voice input
Editing text
Selecting, cutting, copying, and pasting text
If a tablet had a keyboard, it would be a laptop, not a tablet. The notion of a keyboard adds too many buttons to an otherwise sleek and mobile device. Even so, text input is still required. While you most likely won’t use your Galactic tablet to write a novel, you are required to write text. To fulfill that function, and to help you edit and hone your text, you use something called the onscreen keyboard.
This Is a Keyboard?
The onscreen keyboard reveals itself on the bottom half of the screen, like to the Galaxy Tab S keyboard shown in Figure 4-1 ...
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