Re: [apple-iphone] Problem with RPN Calculator

 

<<Why, oh why, can't Apple provide a full detailed manual with the telephone?>>

Same as all suppliers of modern equipment (like the car manufacturers) - they cannot be bothered to fund a properly edited and FULLY indexed manual, and are convinced that the inadequate online ones are better, which they are not by many miles. The manuals provided these days are usually very helpful, but should always be backed up with a comprehensive, properly edited, hard-copy (pdf) manual with full contents list in order and a proper, absolutely complete, index. It should have been proof-read by a native speaker of the language. Too much trouble for them

---In apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com, <mcb@...> wrote :

Very many thanks for your  prompt, helpful and courteous response.

It was the Lock Clicks switch in settings - which I didn't know existed

Why, oh why, can't Apple provide a full detailed manual with the telephone?

With best wishes and thanks again.

 MC Black

On 29/04/2019 14:02, chrislaarman@... [apple-iphone] wrote:

 

Not intended to offend:

Do you still hear similar sounds in similar cases?

Just think of software settings like Volume all down, Do Not Disturb, or that hardware switch above the Volume keys in the wrong  position. (I hate that switch.)

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Chris

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On 29 Apr 2019, 13:13 +0200, MC Black mcb@... [apple-iphone] <apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com>, wrote:

Ladies & Gentlemen

 I have been using John Coddington's RPN Calculator (cmpxRPN) for some time

Recently, the software stopped clicking audibly when I touched a key.

I have set the thing to click (under "info") but I can't hear it.

Is  there a global setting somewhere on the iPhone (I'm running iOS 1.2 that I might have used accidentally?

I have tied a global reset with no effect.

I would  write to Mr. Coddington but there's no indication of how to contact him

Any suggestions, please?

Very many thanks

MC Black

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