Im trying some different alternatives for onscreen keyboard for our desktop application that is being run on a windows 8 tablet without keyboard. So far Tabtip.exe have been working best but im open to other solutions.
The problem i have is when the user clicks on a textbox in the application and i show the onscreen keyboard, the keyboard hides the textbox. How do fix this in a good way? Is it something that windows can handle automatically? Some applications like outlook and word gets a "splitscreen" with a scroll bar in the upper part where the applications is and the keyboard in the lower part. I want a solution like that to. How do they do it?
One solution could be to always move my window up a set amount of pixels that is the same as the keyboard height. But i don't want to move the application if the keyboard doesn't cover the textbox. But how do i determine how high the keyboard is? is it always the same height? How do i detect where the window is?
Any other solutions?
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