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2011-10-25
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#92
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Originally Posted by andreas1
And the way to get the chinese-letters away and hw-keyboard to work is to press 'ctrl' and scandinavian letter 'ä' , interesting.
Wow,
definately the best virtual keyboard atm for n900!!
I downloaded the mcip-nt1 and I have read this topic, didnt find solution to this:
- when writing (english) and tap outside the keyboard, it goes away like it should but the text disappears. Only way to go over this, is to open hw-keyboard, then the text stays.
Any ideas on this?
btw, was there a way to get the symbol-menu to work with this virtual keyboard?
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2011-12-10
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#93
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i liked your application,but i do not know how to download it or use it. can someone guide me step by step?
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2012-02-04
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#94
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Is this project dead?.. I hope no.. 
I wanted to request an Arabic Language Layout, as it would be great, and would be awesome if we can create one ourself and use it.
and is there a workaround to get the vkb correctly displayed, i.e. some of its area is cut at the corners.. (mainly the right side, bottom).
Thank you guys for your hardwork.
I wanted to request an Arabic Language Layout, as it would be great, and would be awesome if we can create one ourself and use it.
and is there a workaround to get the vkb correctly displayed, i.e. some of its area is cut at the corners.. (mainly the right side, bottom).
Thank you guys for your hardwork.
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2012-02-05
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#95
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how can we help to get a german layout?
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2012-02-05
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#96
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I have an idea...
How about adopting mcip's source code (link present on first post), and creating an N9 like Virtual keyboard (ditto)... then it would be the best Virtual Keyboard replacement for the N900, the only thing we need is a good developer/programer who can make this come true.
Note: Credits to the mcip developer @foolegg must be given.
How is it? is anyone intrested?
p.s. I'm not a programmer but I wish I could do that.
How about adopting mcip's source code (link present on first post), and creating an N9 like Virtual keyboard (ditto)... then it would be the best Virtual Keyboard replacement for the N900, the only thing we need is a good developer/programer who can make this come true.
Note: Credits to the mcip developer @foolegg must be given.
How is it? is anyone intrested?
p.s. I'm not a programmer but I wish I could do that.
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2012-02-05
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#97
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how bout the MALIIT guys?
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2012-02-05
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#98
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Originally Posted by kent_autistic
are they here on TMO?, anyone can ask them?
how bout the MALIIT guys?
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2012-04-18
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#99
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Which version should I download mcip or mcip-nt1?
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2012-04-18
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#100
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Give mcip a try first. mcip-nt1 is quite different (the main difference being it supports the hardware keyboard) and probably has more rough edges.
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will this be implemented ?