2. The process of claim 1 , where the text entry process is being conducted in furtherance of a current one of multiple computer-implemented tasks, and where the searching or presenting operations are limited to one or a combination of the following associated with the current task: the dictionary, one or more of the databases.
1. A computer implemented text entry process, comprising operations of: via reduced keypad containing multiple data entry keys, receiving entry of user input including a sequence of data entry key presses, where at least some of the data entry keys concurrently represent three or more characters; searching a dictionary for entries consistent with characters indicated by the user input received so far, the searching operation beginning substantially immediately in response to an initial one of the data entry key presses and continuing during subsequent data entry key presses; where: the searching operation additionally includes searching multiple databases for database entries consistent with characters indicated by the user input received so far, where each database comprises text entries identifying a different type of computer-readable object associated with that database; associating the dictionary and each database with different predetermined icons; utilizing a human-readable display to automatically present entries found by the searching operation comprising utilizing the display to present a prescribed feature signifying that entries resulting from the search are available for presentation by presenting selected ones of the predetermined icons, the selected ones including any icon associated with any vocabulary or databases from which the searching operation successfully found any entries; and suppressing presentation of any entries found by the searching operation until a first predetermined period elapses from a most recent one of the data entry key presses.