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I am making a WPF application that is to be used on a kiosk with no hardware keyboard. Currently we are using a third party on-screen keyboard, but the Windows 8 version is a lot better and we are thinking of switching to it.

So my question is simply if it is possible to show/hide it as well as show a numeric only version using c#.

Thanks! David

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There is no direct way to control the touch keyboard programmatically. Requiring the user to set the focus rather than the program is a deliberate design decision to prevent UI churn.

See Input Hosting Manager and the Touch Keyboard for more information on how and why this works. The User-driven invocation section of that document explains the specific behavior you are asking about.

But, once the user touches an input control, the soft keyboard will automatically be displayed (with no extra coding needed).

Finally, to address your question on a numeric-only version of a keyboard, you may propose a different keyboard layout using InputScope on a TextBox. The different input scopes are enumerated here, but one of them is "Number".


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