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Provide Easy Access to the On-screen Keyboard
The on-screen keyboard serves well for short input, especially for correcting
erroneous recognition results. An application should ensure that the on-screen
keyboard is easily accessible to the user, yet remains unobtrusive. Microsoft
usability studies have shown that users prefer writing to tapping on the
on-screen keyboard, even though the latter is often faster because it avoids
recognition errors. Consider making the on-screen keyboard more or less noticeable
depending on whether your application runs on a desktop system with a real keyboard
or on a handheld unit with no physical keyboard.
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