Specifications

Changing Your Keyboard

1. Pull down the notification bar and

touch the Settings icon.

2. Touch Language and Input .

3. Check the box next to a keyboard

you have previously installed

from the Google Play store (in this

example, we used SwiftKey 3) to

make that keyboard available for use.

4. Touch OK to change the input

method .

Doing Your Research

When you choose a different keyboard

in step 3, the Galaxy Note II gives you a

warning telling you that nonstandard key-

boards have the potential for capturing

everything you type. Do your research on

any keyboards before you download and

install them.

5. Touch Default to change the

default keyboard to the one you

have just enabled .

6. Touch the name of your new

keyboard to select it to be the

default .

Changing Your Keyboard

If you find it hard to type on the standard Galaxy Note II keyboard, or you just

want to make it look better, you can install replacement keyboards. You can

download free or purchase replacement keyboards from Google Play. Make

sure you install a keyboard before following these steps.