Touch-based -multiple selection

Multiselection -list

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.

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 (Done).

Markable list

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 Options menu by selecting Mark/Unmark or Mark/Unmark -all.

A markable grid works in the same way as a markable list.

Cut-Copy-Paste

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.

+ + + + + +Touch-based +multiple selection +

Multiselection +list

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.

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 (Done).

Markable list

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 Options menu by selecting Mark/Unmark or Mark/Unmark +all.

A markable grid works in the same way as a markable list.

Cut-Copy-Paste

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.

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