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From: Beverly Howard on 4 Mar 2010 12:09 current address for installer cleanup utility http://support.microsoft.com/kb/290301 Beverly Howard
From: Robert Aldwinckle on 5 Mar 2010 00:56 "Beverly Howard" <Bev(a)NoSpamBevHoward.com> wrote in message news:OQbSbrkuKHA.4492(a)TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... > Thanks for the link... appreciated. > > I have been experimenting with speech input on my tablet, but, wanting to > verify a shutdown tip from the past, found that turning on speech input > has removed the input pad keyboard. Unchecking "speech" does not help) > > Any ideas on how to get the input panel keyboard back? Mine is usually hidden over on the left. Perhaps you should have a shortcut for osk always at hand? JIC? <eg> I actually have an external tool button on the face of the slate which I have been imagining could be put to better use than an HP tutorial. BTW I'm using my tablet as a dark slate with attached monitor and wireless mouse and keyboard so I can't check on any other ideas ATM. ; ) I pressed it anyway. In fact it opens the Windows Mobility Center. Unfortunately there is nothing about the TIP there but there is a Help button on it at the bottom. That takes me directly to the Help article for Using Windows Mobility Center. Now your trick will be figuring out how to get to the help page for the TIP. It seems necessary to be able to type Input first... Then there is an article titled "Solutions to Common Problems with Tablet PC Input Panel" and in there there's a link labeled "Tap to open Tablet PC Input Panel". And here's a method which requires no typing at all (assuming you can get to a Help window) 1. tap the book icon (Browse Help). 2. tap Using a Tablet PC 3. tap Tablet PC Input Panel 4. tap Opening and moving Tablet PC Input Panel 5. tap Open Input Panel 6. scroll down to a green arrow labeled... 7. Tap to Open Tablet PC Input Panel Oops. It looks as if that might be some customization done by HP with that button. I.e. it appears essential to have started from the Help page for the Windows Mobility Center. Otherwise just opening Help with Win-F1 and clicking the book icon leads to an entirely different trail which doesn't highlight the Tablet PC Input Panel at all... Ah. All that is required in that case is to: 0. tap Laptops That puts you into the page for the 7 step path given above. Hopefully there is a more direct route or procedure? Good luck Robert --- > > ...related... if memory serves, the input panel keyboard <shift> is > sticky, so I think it's possible to tap <shift> then issue a shutdown and > have the hibernation option. > > Beverly Howard
From: undisclosed on 8 Mar 2010 02:42 Hi, Stop errors can be caused by just about anything, including poor quality audio drivers, incompatible video drivers, bad or corrupt hard disks, and faulty hardware such as bad RAM, dying motherboards, failing power supplies, etc.Such kind of error is of two type hard disk failure or ram failure i think you won't repair it by setting up windows xp because appearing blue screen is very dangerous problem that is.. hard ware problem. -- ashleynathomas
From: diane on 11 Mar 2010 07:45 "Robert Aldwinckle" <robald(a)techemail.com> wrote in message news:OQLxPiCvKHA.4752(a)TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > > "Beverly Howard" <Bev(a)NoSpamBevHoward.com> wrote in message > news:OQbSbrkuKHA.4492(a)TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... >> Thanks for the link... appreciated. >> >> I have been experimenting with speech input on my tablet, but, wanting to >> verify a shutdown tip from the past, found that turning on speech input >> has removed the input pad keyboard. Unchecking "speech" does not help) >> > >> Any ideas on how to get the input panel keyboard back? > > > Mine is usually hidden over on the left. > Perhaps you should have a shortcut for osk always at hand? JIC? <eg> > > I actually have an external tool button on the face of the slate which I > have been imagining could be put to better use than an HP tutorial. > > BTW I'm using my tablet as a dark slate with attached monitor and wireless > mouse and keyboard so I can't check on any other ideas ATM. ; ) > > I pressed it anyway. In fact it opens the Windows Mobility Center. > Unfortunately there is nothing about the TIP there but there is a Help > button on it at the bottom. That takes me directly to the Help article > for > Using Windows Mobility Center. Now your trick will be figuring out how > to > get to the help page for the TIP. It seems necessary to be able to type > Input first... Then there is an article titled "Solutions to Common > Problems with Tablet PC Input Panel" and in there there's a link labeled > "Tap to open Tablet PC Input Panel". > > And here's a method which requires no typing at all (assuming you can get > to > a Help window) > 1. tap the book icon (Browse Help). > 2. tap Using a Tablet PC > 3. tap Tablet PC Input Panel > 4. tap Opening and moving Tablet PC Input Panel > 5. tap Open Input Panel > 6. scroll down to a green arrow labeled... > 7. Tap to Open Tablet PC Input Panel > > Oops. It looks as if that might be some customization done by HP with > that > button. I.e. it appears essential to have started from the Help page for > the Windows Mobility Center. Otherwise just opening Help with Win-F1 > and > clicking the book icon leads to an entirely different trail which doesn't > highlight the Tablet PC Input Panel at all... > > Ah. All that is required in that case is to: > 0. tap Laptops > That puts you into the page for the 7 step path given above. > > Hopefully there is a more direct route or procedure? > > > Good luck > > Robert > --- > > >> >> ...related... if memory serves, the input panel keyboard <shift> is >> sticky, so I think it's possible to tap <shift> then issue a shutdown and >> have the hibernation option. >> >> Beverly Howard > I apologize in advance if I didn't understand your question ... To get the icon back for the tablet input, right click on your task bar and chose Toolbar, then Tablet input panel. -- I was worried that my mechanic might try to rip me off. But I was relieved when he told me all I needed was turn signal fluid. -- diane whatever --
From: Robert Aldwinckle on 11 Mar 2010 10:09
"diane" <omigosh(a)nother.com.puter> wrote in message news:u8$ZSjRwKHA.3952(a)TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... >>> Any ideas on how to get the input panel keyboard back? >> [(using Help pages and links without resorting to keyboard.)] >> Hopefully there is a more direct route or procedure? > I apologize in advance if I didn't understand your question ... To get the > icon back for the tablet input, right click on your task bar > and chose Toolbar, then Tablet input panel. OMG. That is certainly "more direct". Thanks. ; ) Robert (New to tablet.) --- |