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In the bottom right of the screen when the BKB50 is attached there is a small keyboard icon on the taskbar. Click this, and on the Hardware option click "Show Input Method" ON. You will then have the onscreen keyboard showing, with options for words as you type. Hope this helps
Hi and thanks. I know I can use the on screen keyboard to for the spell check and auto correct but I would like to use the attached keyboard or what's the point in having one?
@drlmiles wrote:In the bottom right of the screen when the BKB50 is attached there is a small keyboard icon on the taskbar. Click this, and on the Hardware option click "Show Input Method" ON. You will then have the onscreen keyboard showing, with options for words as you type. Hope this helps
Can anyone tell if the keyboard fits into the official Sony cover with the tablet?
I asked, apparently not.
Sorry I didn't reply, I had already guessed it would not, and meant to check it. The official Sony case expects only the tablet itself to be present. I think the best case option is a tablet "sleeve" which you can zip up to protect it with the keyboard attached, and these are available very cheaply.
Yes, such a shame Sony doesn't do one!
@bengrendon wrote:
Afaik there is no option for autocorrect on the Z4 's physical keyboard as I wish there was too and I have looked. I believe this is true of all no virtual keyboards though.
If you follow my advice in my posting above, you CAN get autocorrection (the on screen keyboard takes up loads of space, sadly) as the BKB50 keyboard works simultaneously with the onscreen keyboard. I have tried both ways (using Swiftkey for autocorrection) but prefer having more screen space, and my typing is not too bad so I don't need to correct too often :smileysmileywink:
Seriously dude, your method is not working.
I 've opened the virtual keyboard while BKB50 attatched,
but when I input with BKB50 the virtual keyboard shows no correction,
it only shows suggested words afterwards.