I-Pad keyboard
My I-Pad keyboard has suddenly decided to split itself into two parts with a gap in middle!!Have tried looking in settings for a solution but no luck,anyone know how to sort it?
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It's not a problem, Dave. You have inadvertently activated Split Keyboard.
Go to the down arrow bottom right of the keyboard which you use for hiding the keyboard but, instead of tapping it, tap and hold and select Dock and Merge from the options. All will be well.
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Settings / general / keyboard / split keyboard
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Settings / general / keyboard / split keyboard
That enables the ability to select a Split Keyboard but doesn't activate the split/merge.
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Mmmmm....strange.
Just had a look and 'split keyboard' was already selected as 'on', but my keyboard isn't split. And flipping the 'switch' doesn't appear to make any difference.
See my post above in reply to Freelander, Ian. The 'switch' in Settings only gives you the option of selecting split keyboard via the keyboard (as explained in my first post).
In short - Settings enables the use of the option whilst the keyboard control activates the actual split of merge function.
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You do indeed. I found out by trial, error and logic.
Try the button and see. It's easily reversed.
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When I press the bottom right button merge and dock and merge appear briefly but unable to press either as they vanish, the split screen makes typing with thumbs easyThanks
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Dave, don't take your finger off the keyboard once the options appear or they will vanish again. Slide your finger from the down arrow button onto Dock & Merge.
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Got it back to normal,problem appeared after a software update I've not bothered doing till now,again thanks to all for your advice much appreciated
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Glad you got it back Dave. I've not had that happen after an update but you can see how easy it is to inadvertently catch the button and activate split keyboard.
If you turn Split Keyboard off in settings it should prevent accidental activation from the keyboard.
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It's not for me either, Steve, but it's handy to know.
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