MBraille new user

Are you using the free version of mBraille, or have you purchased the full version? I'm wondering if that's the difference. I don't have a way to test the free version, because I've got the full on both my devices. But it could be that, with the free version, the text doesn't automatically copy.

you have to buy it to get the automatic copying to clipboard to work. However, I am not sure which package you would have to buy, but read the description of the package. It should tell you what features includes. Good luck.

Hi, If you have iOS 8 and above, I recomend you set the braille screen input on the rotter and then select it whenever you want to type a text. It works fine although lacks some options but, all in all, it is fine just for typing. If you use it, you don't need to copy or paste text, it inserts automatically in the text field where you're typing.

Braille is slow and sluggish in my opinion when typing with the iOS braille keyboard. MBraille is really superb and very responsive, not to mention including tons of features. Unfortunately for you, I think you will need to buy both MBraille and the document add-on if you want all functionality. Buying MBraille itself will enable the copy to clipboard like you want as well as many other features. The document manager assumes that you already have purchased MBraille or will be purchasing it together with MBraille at the same time. Hope this explanation helps. Good luck.

You have to type within the app. Also, if you have not read it yet, MBraille offers a very detailed help file within the app. I believe you can flick left with three fingers to pull up all of the MBraille menus, or to access help directly, on a blank line type .help (that is dot help). As far as which of the two options would allow braille to be copied from within the app to the clipboard, that would be the MBraille option not the file manager option. I hope this helps.

I usually send texts from within the app itself. I use the .sms commands. The only time I really use the clipboard is when I want to send a message from an app that is not supported by MBraille. If that's not what you're asking, I apologize.

If you use MBraille, you do everything within the application that is calling the number, sending a text message, etc. If you close MBraille what you have typped is in the clipboard and can be used in other applications. If you use Braille screen input, you use it within any other application, e.g. if you have a textfield you can switch the rotter to Braille screen input and type a text in this way. This has nothing in common with MBraille apart from typing. With Braille screen input you can only type text. If you want to copy or paste it, you should use other options on the rotter that work in applications. Another your concern deals with text messaging. If you open meessages on your I-device, standard keyboard appears and if you want to type Braille, you should select Braille screen input. Hope it's clear. Warm regards.