Touch Keyboard
Windows 8 has a nifty on screen keyboard called the Touch Keyboard. It was designed specifically for use with your fingers on a tablet or other mobile device’s touch screen. Whenever text input is possible (that is, when the vertical bar cursor is displayed in a window or in an entry field that can accept text), you can use the Touch Keyboard.
You can also use a mouse or stylus with the Touch Keyboard. Several physical layouts are available for the Touch Keyboard. You can change layouts by touching or clicking the keyboard icon at the bottom right of the Touch Keyboard, as shown in Figure 35.1. The layout options are as follows:
• Default Layout—This layout has large, widely spaced keys. It’s nice on a tablet-sized screen. There ...
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