Hows to use Swift Braille

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Text-to-speech engines and pre-stored voices

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SwiftBraille keyboard speeches each written letter, character, word, or even the whole text after you closed the keyboard. Based on the installed text-to-speech engine (TTS) in your system, and of course, some Android devices have default ones with some supported voices from different languages. Installed text-to-speech engines To view all installed engines: – Go to your device’s …

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settings screen

Settings Screen

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As the SwiftBraille project targets many groups; blind and visually impaired, there are some settings provided by SwiftBraille to be customized based on the user’s needs. Starting from version 2.0 of this project, we re-designed all aspects of the settings screen and grouped the common and related settings on special screens. Therefore, you can reach …

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The popup menu in SwiftBraille

The popup menu

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Note: Starting from version 2.0, and for technical issues, we’ve removed this feature from the app and looking to provide a more reliable popup window in the next versions. Starting from the official version of SwiftBraille 1.0, the popup menu is supported and gives a lot of functions rather than depending on the gestures! How …

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Operations Bars feature

Operations Bars

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Starting from version (1.1) of SwiftBraille, and because of the conflict between using gestures and other screen readers, the operations bars feature has been added to give users the ability to make some operations without using gestures! You can activate this feature from the settings screen, and scroll down to Advanced Settings: After you checked the …

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How to download the app and activate it as the default keyboard

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You can download the Swift Braille app from the Google play store, as this app is provided for Android devices, and looking into providing it on other platforms…soon! Download the app 1. To download the app from Google Play, you can search for the “SwiftBraille” keyword in the Google play store, or go directly download …

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Exceptions you can type without changing the keyboards types

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Starting from version (1.1), the user is able to type punctuation marks from letter keyboards, without moving to the special symbols keyboard (keyboard number five in English, Spanish, French, and keyboard number four in Arabic)! You can type from letters keyboard – At. – Comma. – Full stop. – Question mark. – Exclamation mark. – At …

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