Windows 8 Development 31-15th-virtual keyboard

15th-virtual keyboard:

 

Today, I will introduce the on-screen keyboard in Windows 8 ). Microsoft does not seem to distinguish the following two types of keyboards from their names:
The virtual keyboard displayed when the user clicks the TextBox Control by hand
Category of Access Center virtual keyboard

The virtual keyboard I introduced today is like this:

The virtual keyboard of Access Center is mainly used to make it easier for people who use computers to use the keyboard. You can find the following in the overview of Access Center: [Translator's note: or enter osk in Win key + R to view the virtual keyboard ].
 

Click the "Start On-Screen Keyboard" option and you will see the following virtual Keyboard:

 

The main purpose of this virtual keyboard is to allow users to enter content when they are not connected to the peripheral keyboard. This is not customizable and will not respond to the Code involved in this article. This keyboard also has only one window at the Start Screen. As follows:
 
 
OK. I spent some time introducing the keyboard that is not the focus of this article. Here are two reasons for introduction:
1. If you use a non-touch device to learn this article (or your own program wants to use a touch keyboard), you will find that you cannot start to touch the keyboard by clicking the mouse. In this case, you may search for related solutions on the Internet.
2. When you search for how to operate on-screen keyboard in Windows 8 on the internet, you will find a lot of information about the virtual keyboard in memory of Access, instead of what you want.

One of the main reasons is that Windows 8 has fewer mouse clicks and finger tap clicks. If you click a TextBox with the mouse, Windows 8 assumes that you are using the actual keyboard, even when you touch the device. The keyboard generated by finger-tap is introduced today.
When a virtual keyboard is required in a development program, use a simulator if it is not on a touch device. The simulator can use the mouse to simulate the "taps" operation. The following are the settings:
 

OK. Now we can display the virtual keyboard. Let's get started.

 

 

PDF:

15th-virtual keyboard

 

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Windows 8 development day 31

 

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