on Window 7 by the “Tablet PC Input Service” that will be installed through the Windows Features)<<<īut what I can guarantee that starting external applications is also supported in the future. This is a feature provided by Windows but the behavior and activation of the Windows keyboard depends on the Windows version (e.g. > SiteKiosk has no specific influence on the Windows onscreen keybord nor does it prevent the display of the Windows onscreen keyboard. I cannot guarantee that because like stated above: Just to be sure that this feature will be supported in next releases.
Starting with Windows 10, can we assume that all future versions of SiteKiosk will be able to launch TabTip.exe ? Thank you for the test, it will help me to define the requierements for our kiosk application (will make Windows 10 mandatory).
I can reproduce the issue that the onscreen keyboard of Windows won’t display when starting the TabTip.exe within SiteKiosk’s start screen on a Windows 8.1 (Pro) system. I hope you can help me with this little test. I just would like to know if you can reproduce this issue on another Windows 8 machine (I will not get one before several days). When lauched from a Command Prompt it is displayed but not when called from SiteKiosk Start Screen ! Net application can easily control (open/close) the SiteKiosk integrated onscreen keyboard.īut don't care about my application, the problem can be simplified by trying to runĬ:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\ink\TabTip.exe I would like to point out that It is the application that launch the onscreen Keyboard (it is not based on Windows behavior)Īnd I can't figure how a. Yes the application is running fine on Windows 8.
on Window 7 by the “Tablet PC Input Service” that will be installed through the Windows Features).Īlso note that the settings can be user dependent and might need to be enabled/changed for the user you run SiteKiosk under.Īlternatively you may use the integrated onscreen keyboard of SiteKiosk Plus (works independently from the Windows OSK). Generally SiteKiosk has no specific influence on the Windows onscreen keybord nor does it prevent the display of the Windows onscreen keyboard. Re: Windows native Virtual Keyboard not popping upĭid you check that application outside of SiteKiosk? Maybe this doesn’t work on Windows 8?
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