Individual jurisdictions may not use some of the codes shown, and/or may apply variations of the definitions shown for certain of the codes on this reference list. In most cases, state specific listings can also be found in DCO Statistical Plan Manuals.
1. Press the âHomeâ button on your iPhone. 2. Tap the âSettingsâ icon on the home screen. 3. Tap âGeneralâ and then tap âAccessibility.â. 4. Tap the âSpeak Auto-Textâ option to âOffâ to stop the iPhone from speaking as you type your text messages. 5. Press the âHomeâ button to return to the home screen.
Works on any iPhone/touch app that features spelling correction, actually. You could, of course, just turn off Auto-Correction in the Settings/General/Keyboard menu, but this method provides a quick tweak that leaves the finger-waving for the real typos.Stop The iPhone's AutoCorrect Feature Ruining Your SMS Messages [Lifehacker Australia]. 31 Reply Leave a reply. Kinja is in read-only mode.riting an email on your iPhone or iPod touch with a lot of jargon? Tapping out a text in another language? Here's how you can prevent the overbearing auto-correct feature from slowing you down.