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Hi,
I'm doing a WPF project and it will be deployed on touch screen in window 10. I would like to use the windows keyboard to type, but just a problem here, some unnecessary keys should be removed. So, is this possible to remove some keys (or customize) in tabtip or OSK?
Thanks a lot.
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It may be best to create your own on-screen keyboard solution. If possible, you could try to use the keyboard filter to block the keys to be deleted.
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Yes, keyboard filter is the good solution, I tried it. But as users behaviors, they would not like to see some useless keys. That why I want to invisible some keys in the keyboard. Is there no way supported by microsoft?
Hi,@Tuan Le . Based on my search, It is impossible to remove the keys of Windows 10 on-screen keyboard . You could try to customize the on-screen keyboard by referring to Customized On-Screen Keyboards with the .NET Framework.
Thanks a lot for your help @Hui Liu-MSFT .
