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Emulate a full keyboard on a PocketPC
Display a full-screen-sized keyboard on your PocketPC, which is big enough to
type with your fingers rather than with the stylus.
PocketPCs are extremely useful, giving you quite a lot of the power of a full PC
in the palm of a hand. But typing can be a real pain, because of the need to use
a stylus to enter text. The handwriting-recognition is getting better, but can
be hard to get the hang of, and entering text on the small on-screen keyboard is
very fiddly.
SPB's answer is to make the whole screen display a keyboard. Because the screen
on a PocketPC is touch-sensitive, you can then use this to type with – it's not
quite the size of a proper desktop keyboard, but it certainly makes typing
easier.
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