• After 15+ years, we've made a big change: Android Forums is now Early Bird Club. Learn more here.

Help Droid X - Stop moving my punctuation!

Ok so i don't know if this is happening to anyone else, can't find anything even in a google search. Basically my beef win the phone is that if i press space and want a symbol that space away from the previous letter the phone will automatically move the punctuation next to the previous letter. All it does is switch the space and the symbol. This is really annoying if i want to oh let's say "qoute" something. Had to type the symbol and backspace to fix and then it doesn't auto correct. Any idea how to fix this? It bugs the crap outta me
 
Yes I hate this too...and I have no clue how to fix it. It's annoying. The worst is with quotes. The " is always moved back to the last letter.

I have no clue if this happens with Swype...I don't like that method.
 
I had first noticed this with the "$" symbol. I was typing "it costs $40" but it made it "it costs$ 40"
I messaged Moto about this, they were stupid with the response. I stated very very clearly what the issue was. Their response was, "Symbols automatically put a space after it is typed out"
Nothing was said on why it deletes the space you typed and the symbol gets put on the last letter typed.
Side note.......I find it annoying you can't rename photos through the gallery. And if you do it through the "files" app on the phone, you have to make sure to put ".jpg" or ".3gp" after you rename it, then turn the phone off and back on. I know you can change it all through mass storage mode, but I dont always want to have to hook it up to my computer
 
I dont have this problem .....i am able to put any symbol or exclamation etc anywhere I choose ....this raises an eyebrow?
 
Having the same issue and glad to hear 2.2 fixes the problem. Sucks with Twitter trying to type in # and @ symbols.
 
I retract my previous post. It seems like the issue is just intermitant now with 2.2. It's annoying, but nothing I can't deal with for a few weeks.
 
Back
Top Bottom