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When typing an email new sentences do not automatically start with a capital letter after a full stop.
Surely this should happen automatically without the need for me to touch the capital letter icon.
peter
iPad Air
ok i am sure somebody will know
You can enable Auto-Capitalization in the Settings>General>Keyboard pane, and turning on the switch next to "Auto-Capitalization"
thank you
i have tried that and it still does not work!
i called apple and the guy i spoke to said it is probably a VIRUS and it will be corrected on the next update!
i am running the latest version on my ipad air 2
i have only had the air2 for 5 weeks!!!
i am very unhappy
peterlesliebabani wrote:
i called apple and the guy i spoke to said it is probably a VIRUS and it will be corrected on the next update!
Either you didn't actually call Apple, and got some tech support scammer instead (calling the first number that pops up on a Google search for "Apple support" can give you some bad numbers), or the Apple tech you spoke to didn't know what he's talking about. It's not a virus.
As for the problem, if you have enabled auto-capitalization and the problem continues, first try resetting your device. Press and hold both the home button and the sleep/wake button for about 10 seconds, until the screen turns off. Ignore the slider that will appear. Release the buttons, then press and hold the sleep/wake button until the Apple logo appears. This is the equivalent of a reboot, and should not affect your data or apps.
If that doesn't help, try restoring your device from backups, and if that doesn't help, restore it to factory settings (ie, do not restore a backup). See:
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1414
If none of that helps, the issue is caused by some kind of hardware problem, and the device will need to be repaired or (more likely) replaced.
HOLD YOUR HORSES!
Don't go restoring your iPad just yet. Your next step is to reset your settings in Settings>General>Reset>"Reset All Settings"
Your iPad will restart itself and then you can try it out in the notes app or a reminder.
also, it's not a hardware issue. It's not possible for it to be a hardware issue.
peterlesliebabani wrote:
i have only had the air2 for 5 weeks!!!
Contact AppleCare using one of the options in the Contact Us link that appears at the bottom right of every Apple web page. Do not use any other means of determining how to contact them. Avoid Google since many of its results will be advertisements or scams.
Telephone support is free for the first 90 days of ownership.
Is this with the onscreen keyboard or a bluetooth keyboard?
On my iPad 3 mini the onscreen keyboard does capitalise the first letter after a full stop but my Belkin BT keyboard doesn't.
When typing an email I need each new sentence to automaticaaly start with a capital letter. At present after a full stop the new sentence automatically starts with a lower case letternot an upper case one
