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spoc22
Is there a way to create an on screen keyboard to be used with a touch screen?
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Tom van Stiphout
On Wed, 3 Dec 2008 14:03:33 -0800, spoc22
They are typically provided by the OS. For example my tablet PC is
running Windows XP Tablet Edition and when I set focus to a textbox a
keyboard appears automatically. There also is a keyboard button in the
taskbar for situations where Windows doesn't realize the current
control is a textbox.
-Tom.
Microsoft Access MVP
They are typically provided by the OS. For example my tablet PC is
running Windows XP Tablet Edition and when I set focus to a textbox a
keyboard appears automatically. There also is a keyboard button in the
taskbar for situations where Windows doesn't realize the current
control is a textbox.
-Tom.
Microsoft Access MVP
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spoc22
I am using a 3M Microtouch screen attached to my desktop computer no a tablet.
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John W. Vinson
Is there a way to create an on screen keyboard to be used with a touch screen?
Are you talking about doing so in a Microsoft Access database (the subject of
this newsgroup) or for all programs?
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spoc22
Yes - in Access
John W. Vinson said:Are you talking about doing so in a Microsoft Access database (the subject of
this newsgroup) or for all programs?
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Tom van Stiphout
On Thu, 4 Dec 2008 10:59:06 -0800, spoc22
Idea: create a form, set the Popup property to True, and put a bunch
of buttons on it in the shape of a keyboard. Provide a textbox where
the touched keys would display, and a CopyToControl button to copy the
value to the control with focus.
-Tom.
Microsoft Access MVP
Idea: create a form, set the Popup property to True, and put a bunch
of buttons on it in the shape of a keyboard. Provide a textbox where
the touched keys would display, and a CopyToControl button to copy the
value to the control with focus.
-Tom.
Microsoft Access MVP