on-screen-keyboard

I have been trying to get the onscreen keyboard ( osk.exe ) to appear (and disappear) on Windows 10 from within my app. My app was running fine in windows 7. Calling ShellExecute() on osk.exe would show the keyboard there but trying to get the same behaviour in Windows 10 has proved to be a pain. To try to hide the keyboard, once it is visible, I tried this: HANDLE wHandle = FindWindowW(L"OSKMainClass", L"On-Screen Keyboard"); if (wHandle != NULL) { long style = GetWindowLong(wHandle, GWL_STYLE); if (style & WS_VISIBLE) { return TRUE; } else { SetWindowLongPtr(wHandle, GWL_STYLE, WS_VISIBLE);

I'm trying to create an OSX application which would be a replica of On Screen keyboard. Is it possible to insert some text into the cursor position of another active application? Thanks in advance! It is possible. Accessibility enables to change content of other applications, but your app can't be sandboxed and thus not available via AppStore. CFTypeRef focusedUI; AXUIElementCopyAttributeValue(AXUIElementCreateSystemWide(), kAXFocusedUIElementAttribute, &focusedUI); if (focusedUI) { CFTypeRef textValue, textRange; // get text content and range AXUIElementCopyAttributeValue(focusedUI,

For my full screen WPF application, I need to show up the Windows 7 onscreen keyboard, if a user sets the focus on a textfield. There's no hard keyboard for the panel, just a mouse device to interact with it. In this case I need a onscreen keyboard to fill up the textfields. The WPF-application is written in C# .Net on the .Net Framework 4.0 Client profile. Thanks for reply Andi You can wire up following code to TextBox's GotKeyboardFocus or GotFocus event Process.Start("systempath..\\osk.exe"); 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5669854/show-up-the-on-screen-keyboard-if-the-user-sets-the

I am working in Windows phone 8. In One of the pages of my app there is a LongListSelector and under it there is a TextBox . When the TextBox get focused then keyboard is opened. As the keyboard is opened then the LongListSelector is shifted up by keyboard height. If I maintain the margin of the LongListSelector by keyboard's offset then some of the items of LongListSelector go under the keyboard. All I want to do is when keyboard is shown then margin will be updated and the previous focused item of the LongListSelector should not go under keyboard. Here I don't want to use ScrollTo() function

Is it possible in UWP to force it to open the On Screen Keyboard (osk.exe)? For example, in C# it is possible using System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("osk.exe"); Doing the above in UWP results in compile error saying there is no Process namespace. I know that in Tablet mode, if I programmatically focus on a TextBox, it will show up the OnScreen keyboard. But is it possible when in Desktop mode? Is there a way for touchkeyboard to appear in desktop mode? Ref the document in Keyboard interactions Depending on the device, the touch keyboard appears when a text field or other editable text control