5/18/2011 9:10 AM | |
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I did some tests before with numeric keyboard and came to the same conclusions: "Enable Monitor Keyboard" only shows a normal keyboard indeed, you do have to click "num" everytime. It would be much better if it was an extra setting to enable "num" by default. Regarding the other way: put a button on your picture to test and add following VBS script on a mouseclick event on that button: [code]#include "apdefap.h" void OnClick(char* lpszPictureName, char* lpszObjectName, char* lpszPropertyName) { // WINCC:TAGNAME_SECTION_START // syntax: #define TagNameInAction "DMTagName" // next TagID : 1 // WINCC:TAGNAME_SECTION_END // WINCC:PICNAME_SECTION_START // syntax: #define PicNameInAction "PictureName" // next PicID : 1 // WINCC:PICNAME_SECTION_END ProgramExecute("C:\\Program Files\\Common Files\\Siemens\\PTTouchInput\\TouchInputPC.exe -NoInfo -NumPadOn"); }[/code] but first check your local path of the TouchInputPC.exe file This second method is not so reliable as the ""Enable Monitor Keyboard"-feature. |
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5/19/2011 8:37 AM | |
Joined: 10/3/2010 Last visit: 7/31/2024 Posts: 1560 Rating:
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I know, the only keyboard that appears and disappears automatically is with the "Enable Monitor Keyboard" option. The one started with the script opens but does not close by itself. As far as I could find here, there's no other way. |
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5/19/2011 11:55 AM | |
Joined: 12/11/2009 Last visit: 9/8/2022 Posts: 243 Rating:
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ok thank you |
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