Hi there, I got a QTEK9090 and I use the keyboard alot. i would like to use the auto-word completion but it requires the use of stylus to accept the sugested word, is there any key on the keyboard that does that?
Down followed by Enter should do the trick
I'd like to report partial success and ask for your input.
I have a O2 XDA Cosmo (which is close to Excalibur but is somewhat different from Dash, eg. it does not have (x)T9) and was shocked to see how cumbersome it is to enter accented characters (eg. German Umlauts). In contrast to other HTC devices, one needs to press the SYM (symbol) key upon which a table pops up, then one needs to use the cursor to get to the right character and press enter. Outrageous.
I did a search and ended up using AEKmap. I did not succeed to reprogram the FN key. Alas, that would have been just what I wanted. Press FN once + "o", get "ö", press FN twice, get "_" (which is marked blue on the key). I could not pull this off, even though I know the code of the FN key and AEKmap can in principle do this (via the definition of both Accentkey and Accentkey2, setting them to the same value). No success.
Then I took the "Message key" (buttom row, far right, with the envelope on it) and used that as Accentkey. This works, sort of. When I activate the Remapping (I switch it on with the Symbol key, needs to be done only once per session, gets unfortunately lost on reboot), then I get something usable: pressing "o", produces "o", pressing "FN + o" produces "_" (as before), pressing "Message" + "o" gets "ö" and "Message+CAPS+o" gets even "Ö". So far so good, this works in email and SMS.
However, it does not work if I need to enter text in Calendar, or Tasks or in a Freeware Notes editor, because in those cases the Message key calls "messages" FIRST and transfers control to that app.
Does anyone know how I could prevent this. If the "message key" in deactivated totally (in the sense that it does not call "messages") that's ok, I do not need that function (or can reprogram the adjacent "Explorer" key to do that by changing the shortcut SHORT_IE in \Windows). But I can not delete the function attached to either of those keys, so that they do not call Messages or the IExplorer.
This all has probably to do with the fact that AEKmap is not a proper driver and therefore catches the key somewhat "late".
From this unqualified statement you can defer that I am not very skilled. So please help me if you can. I am determined to get this "project" done, as I think I might just love this device, if it was easy to enter those ä,ö,ü etc.
Thanxx for any help, Mixx
I found the solution here on these forums.
Cut and paste:
Fiddling around with WM6 Beta's eT9.Excalibur.0409.kmap.txt
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I discovered that by fiddling around with this file (found in the /windows folder, you can quickly change the keymappings in the beta version. For example, I've only done a quick test, but I remapped the '%" symbol on the Q to be a "!" when alt is pressed or a long press is done. This worked in both Outlook and Word on my test. No reboot was needed BTW.
Can you please, please be a bit more verbose?
I do not have the beta on my device, it is standard O2 Cosmos WM5 (very close to Excalibur). Can I do anything with that? I do n ot have T9 or ET9. Will this file still work? What do I need to change in it (syntax)?
Thanxx a million, Mixx
BrumBrum74 said:
I found the solution here on these forums.
Cut and paste:
Fiddling around with WM6 Beta's eT9.Excalibur.0409.kmap.txt
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I discovered that by fiddling around with this file (found in the /windows folder, you can quickly change the keymappings in the beta version. For example, I've only done a quick test, but I remapped the '%" symbol on the Q to be a "!" when alt is pressed or a long press is done. This worked in both Outlook and Word on my test. No reboot was needed BTW.
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Is there any way to get the SYM keystroke (FN+Spacebar) to behave like in some PPC's where you type a regular n followed by SYM and the n becomes ñ. I hate having to browse through that character map window every time I have to type an accented character - it takes my focus away from what I'm writing!
I tried the Rhodium Keyboard Controller but it just rendered the SYM keystroke and the OK key unusable. (The SYM keystroke when mapped, the OK key just by installing that driver.)
I was able to change the SYM behavior in a Samsung Epix with this registry mod...
Code:
HKLM\System\IME\SymbolSelector
Keycode (DWORD): changed from 122 to 116.
...But the HTC Fuze and Tilt2 already have the same value I was changing to in the Epix, and the reverse does not help.
Does anyone know how to get the desired SYM behavior? Many thanks.
Hello, I know it could seem strange, but I need that numeric part of Qwerty keyboard of Excalibur, acts like a normal keypad. Something like HTC tornado. What I want is when I press key marked as "2" three times, letter C appears.
Is it possible?
Thanks.
I just got a bluetooth keyboard and was working in polaris office when I accidentally pressed some combination of keys together and caused the input language to change and I can't get it to go back to english. Anyone know the hotkeys or of a way that I get it back to english?