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<concept id="GUID-D9F25AAD-18A1-43AC-B59B-82396DAA68F9" xml:lang="en"><title>Touch-based

multiple selection</title><prolog><metadata><keywords/></metadata></prolog><conbody>

<section id="GUID-7C6662B8-828D-4923-A0A2-7565F42401D6"><title>Multiselection

list</title><p>Items in a multiselection list can be selected with the stylus

as well as with keypad. A tap on an item in the list moves the focus onto

that item and toggles the item between the marked and unmarked states.</p><p>If

nothing is marked when the left softkey is pressed, either the focused item

is considered as selected, or nothing is selected. The aim is that if the

user only wants to select a single item, this can be done by simply moving

the focus to that item and pressing the left softkey (<b>Done</b>).</p></section>

<section id="GUID-DF602D3D-3BA3-462B-A3BF-306077604424"><title>Markable list</title><p>There

are a number of tap/stylus drag + hardware key configurations for marking

items in a markable list. These configurations depend on whether the device

in question uses an ITU-T keypad with/without the Edit key, a full QWERTY

keyboard, or no keypad at all. In the latter case, when there is only stylus

in use, marking is done via the <b>Options</b> menu by selecting <b>Mark/Unmark</b> or <b>Mark/Unmark

all</b>. </p><p>A markable grid works in the same way as a markable list.</p></section>

<section id="GUID-DE1E3982-3C34-412F-99A4-BD3E3EA13005"><title>Cut-Copy-Paste</title><p>The Cut, Copy and Paste functions

are available in touch-enabled devices as normal. But along with the hardware

keys, text selection can be done by dragging the stylus over a given text

and selecting function from the Options menu or possible stylus pop-up menu.

The dragging selection functions in editors but not in viewers.</p></section>