Flash-Based Keyboard designed for PDA users.

Purpose: Allow users to make use of the full touch screen of a PDA to type with fingers/stylus.

Requirements:
1. Pocket Internet Explorer (PIE) or other Flash enabled browser.

2. Flash plug-in installed on your device.

Instructions:
1. Download keyboard ZIP (HTML/SWF file) OR surf to the keyboard page online.

2. Open keyboard to Full Screen on the browser.

3. Type desired text, then copy and paste that text in any input destination (such as Word Mobile).

4. To exit "full-screen" mode (Axim x51), press and hold the whitespace outside of the keyboard to toggle. Or assign a PDA device button to take you out to Word Mobile or the Today screen, etc.

5. Comment on the Keyboard HERE.

Features:
1. Gestures are used to capitalize letters:

Hold key down, then release OUTSIDE of key box.

2. Gesture to auto-copy text into the system clipboard from scroll-up arrow:

3. Gesture on CAPS-screen for numbers/symbols.

4. Text input box is editable. You can highlight and copy/cut/paste/delete portions of text easily.

5. Choice for text typed to overlay the keys to allow more of text visible at any time.

6. Adjustment to the opacity of keys available.

Downloads:
(Place the HTML & SWF files together on your device. You can create a shortcut to the HTML file if you use a Launcher program)

1. Standard Keyboard (WM5): Click HERE

2. Smaller Width Keyboard (WM2003SE or previous, be sure to disable web address bar): Click HERE

3. TrueVGA Keyboard: Click HERE

Weblinks:
1. Standard Keyboard (WM5): Click HERE

2. Smaller Width Keyboard (WM2003SE or previous, be sure to disable web address bar): Click HERE

3. TrueVGA Keyboard: Click HERE

About Developer:
Timothy Whitten developed this keyboard to use on the Dell Axim x51v and hopefully others who utilize a PDA will find this input method useful as well.

FAQ:
1. I can scroll up with the arrow, but not scroll down.
You don't need to scroll down, just keep typing and the view will scroll down automatically.

2. I press the "menu" key, but nothing happens.
Push it again.

3. None of the versions fit my device screen.
Send me a screenshot and tell me what device you are using, I may make a version for it.

4. How do I use the TrueVGA version on my PDA?
You must have a VGA enabled PDA (like a Dell Axim x50v / x51v). Then you have to install the correct files on your PDA:
1. x51v   (Run from PC, thanks markvan)
2. x50v

5. How do I send the text to WORD easily?
Set one of your PDA device buttons to open WORD using the device settings menu, then after you type & auto-copy your text, push your hardware device button and paste it in WORD.