Typing & viewing text messages on Samsung SGH-A411.

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It all depends on the model of Samsung that you have.earlier i had samsung SGH-E730, when I write text messages I can opt whether i want regular typing, predictive text, numbers, or punctuation. Once I am in the "Create message" screen, this is controlled by the topmost left hand button. Pressing it switches from normal typing (icon is a capital A, followed by Eng) to predictive text (icon is a stylized T9, again followed by Eng), to numbers (icon is 1) to punctuation (icon is #/).

There is no general setting that controls this.

Actually you don't need to remove it, you just have to turn it off. When you type message just click the options button and turn the dictionary/predective text off. Or simply press the either # / * / 0 button (which ever works for your phone) 2-3 times and then check the status after typing and it will be off.

Try holding down the # key and a menu should pop up with the various typing styles. I changed mine to T9 abc and it works fine now

Go into a message like you are typing a new one. On the left or right soft key, they should be "options" - select that. When in the options menu, look for "typing options", "writing options", or something related to the dictionary. It is in there that you should be able to turn the dictionary on or off, which enables or disables predictive text.

open messages->new message->'options' or 'more'->dictionary->off.

You need to go to options and take the setting of T9 out. T9 is the setting that will spell out words for you as you go through typing the word.

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when you are going to create a message go to OPTIONS then TEXT STYLE change the TEXT SIZE into SMALL.. then press APPLY..

press options after typing message and select "save and send". that will save your text messages in the sent itmems folder.