The on-screen keyboard makes it much easier for people with mobility disabilities to work with the computer, and also helps to enter data in a language that is not available on the physical keyboard and protects from outside observation when entering confidential data. The on-screen keyboard may be included with the operating system, may be a third-party program, and may be used on separate web pages.
Instructions
Step 1
The preinstalled on-screen keyboard can be launched as follows. Go to the "Start" - "All Programs" and select the "Accessories" folder there. In this folder, you must expand the "Accessibility" list. This is where the on-screen keyboard is located, which you can launch with a mouse click. You can customize this on-screen keyboard to suit your needs. For example, in the "Input Mode" menu, you can define how the selection of the characters that you want to print will be performed: by a delay, or by clicking on the required button. In addition, you can adjust the display mode of the on-screen keyboard.
Step 2
If you need an on-screen keyboard to enter characters that are not in the physical keyboard layout, then the most appropriate solution would be to install a third-party "On-Screen Keyboard" ("Virtual Keyboard"). You can download the virtual keyboard from this link: https://mistakes.ru/download/virtualkey. This keyboard supports 75 language layouts and can enter text in 53 languages. It runs like a regular program by clicking on the appropriate shortcut
Step 3
The on-screen keyboard may also be part of some web pages. So, many postal services and search engines (such as Google and Mail. Ru) have a special script on their pages that allows you to call up a virtual keyboard, which may be relevant for people who use a computer in another country, and on the keyboard of which Russian language is not provided.
