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[Idea] Possible on-screen keyboard replacement
#16
(04-15-2014, 10:15 AM)TheDax Wrote: Shift is a bit of a misnomer I suppose; it switches to the uppercase or lowercase keyboard of the same language (for Japanese it switches between Katakana/Hiragana, and Korean, it swaps to a keyboard as if you held shift, so you can input symbols like !, @, etc.), so it's basically caps lock. As for physical keyboard stuff, no, it doesn't have caps lock yet, so holding shift is needed at the moment to input in uppercase repeatedly.

OK, thanks for the information Smile
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#17
Can we add the option of paste text too?
For Japanese passwords mostly
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#18
It's probably possible, but it'd require a lot of platform-specific code for each OS. It wouldn't be a top priority for me. In any case, this is on hold for now, due to UI scaling problems. I can't get the keyboard buttons to scale nicely on displays with different DPIs, and as a result, the keys won't be centered, so it looks awful. Sad
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#19
Really Nice Idea and work
It should adjust according to screen resolution.

Edit: ahh read the upper reply Wink
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#20
Any Update on this ??
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#21
+1 Smile
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