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Initial setup screen (#212)

* enabled the launcher icon

* added an initial setup screen, for when TT9 is disabled

* documentation update
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Dimo Karaivanov 2023-03-17 10:37:02 +02:00 committed by GitHub
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@ -4,12 +4,11 @@ TT9 is an IME (Input Method Editor) for Android devices with hardware keypad. It
All source code, documentation and the privacy policy are available on Github: [https://github.com/sspanak/tt9](https://github.com/sspanak/tt9).
## Initial Setup
After installing, in order to use Traditional T9, you need to enable it as an Android keyboard. To do so:
After installing, in order to use Traditional T9, you need to enable it as an Android keyboard. To do so, click on the launcher icon. If you
need to take any action, you will see the Initial Setup screen, where you will be prompted to enable TT9 and set it as default system
keyboard.
- Go to Android Settings → System → Languages → Keyboards.
- Add Traditional T9 IME.
_The actual menu names may vary depending on your Android version and phone._
_If you don't see the icon right after installing, restart your phone and it should appear. Android is trying to save some battery life by not refreshing the newly installed apps list in some cases._
### Enabling Predictive Mode
With the default settings, it is only possible to type in 123 and ABC modes. In order to enable the Predictive mode, there are additional steps:
@ -124,15 +123,15 @@ On the Settings screen, you can choose languages for typing, configure the keypa
### How to access the Settings?
#### Method 1
- Start typing in a text field to wake up TT9.
- Use the on-screen gear button.
Click on the Traditional T9 launcher icon.
#### Method 2
- Start typing in a text field to wake up TT9.
- Use the assigned hotkey [Default: Hold ✱].
- Use the on-screen gear button or press the assigned hotkey [Default: Hold ✱].
#### Method 3
- Go to Android Settings → System → Languages → Keyboards (or On-Screen Keyboards). This is where all installed keyboards are configured.
- Go to Android Settings → System → Languages → Keyboards (or On-Screen Keyboards/Virtual Keyboards). This is where all installed keyboards
are configured.
- Select "Traditional T9".
_The actual menu names may vary depending on your phone, Android version and language._