You'll find seven settings: type style, type size, background image, "music," key-press sound effect (including silence), save (as described above) and brightness. Again, tap the wrench icon to produce the preferences screen. Ommwriter for iPad offers decent options for its look and feel. Finally, you can delete any document from the list. From there, you can open any document, rename it, duplicate it or share it via email (the default output is. Tap the second icon from the right (it looks like a sheet of paper) to save it to a list of documents.
When you're done, you can save your document by tapping the wrench icon on the keyboard's lower left-hand corner to open the preferences window. This is less of a problem with a hardware keyboard (note that key-press sounds are unavailable with a hardware keyboard).Īlso, the key-press "ghosting" animation makes the keyboard look muddy once you're typing quickly. In fact, Ommwriter increased the time required to get something written. I typically make the most errors with an on-screen keyboard.
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It's safe to assume that many users will use the software keyboard, as they want the full Ommwriter experience. First and foremost is the lack of auto-correct. Typing is easy enough, but there are some rough spots. This behavior is in keeping with the app's overall aesthetic, but I found it distracting. Finally, the keyboard itself jiggles with each tap, as if it were made of Jell-O.
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