7. A method of providing selected text into a computer, the method comprising: selecting a character with the computer in an alphabetical range as a function of probability in the alphabetical range; selecting a word with the computer as a function of the selected character, the selected word having a character sequence, the word at least not initially being the word desired by the user; presenting the word to the user and identifying the computer selected character; receiving an indication from the user indicating whether a user-desired character is alphabetically preceding or succeeding the computer-selected character or whether the computer-selected character matches the user-desired character, wherein if receiving the indication comprises receiving an indication that the user-desired character matches the computer-selected character, then retaining the computer-selected character as one of a set of retained characters; and identifying to the user a next character of the character sequence, if any; wherein if receiving the indication comprises a first input indicating that the computer-selected character is not correct and a correct character alphabetically precedes the computer-selected character, then selecting a new word; and wherein if receiving the indication comprises a second input, the second input being different than the first input, indicating that the computer-selected character is not correct and the correct character alphabetically succeeds the computer-selected character, then selecting a new word.
7. A method of providing selected text into a computer, the method comprising: selecting a character with the computer in an alphabetical range as a function of probability in the alphabetical range; selecting a word with the computer as a function of the selected character, the selected word having a character sequence, the word at least not initially being the word desired by the user; presenting the word to the user and identifying the computer selected character; receiving an indication from the user indicating whether a user-desired character is alphabetically preceding or succeeding the computer-selected character or whether the computer-selected character matches the user-desired character, wherein if receiving the indication comprises receiving an indication that the user-desired character matches the computer-selected character, then retaining the computer-selected character as one of a set of retained characters; and identifying to the user a next character of the character sequence, if any; wherein if receiving the indication comprises a first input indicating that the computer-selected character is not correct and a correct character alphabetically precedes the computer-selected character, then selecting a new word; and wherein if receiving the indication comprises a second input, the second input being different than the first input, indicating that the computer-selected character is not correct and the correct character alphabetically succeeds the computer-selected character, then selecting a new word. 13. The method of claim 7 , wherein the word selected as a function of the retained set of characters is selected based on probability.