| Locations |
| 1. Is there a User Guide? |
Yes, it’s part of every distribution .zip file and it can also be downloaded separately from this link.
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| 2. Where is the TouchMe keyboard for Palm OS home page? |
It’s here: https://www.aylin.biz/product/5/
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| Installation and upgrade |
| 1. Is there anything special about the TouchMe keyboard for Palm OS installation? |
No – install it as any other application. It will appear among the other applications under the title of "TouchMe".
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| 2. How to activate/deactivate TouchMe keyboard replacement?? |
TouchMe replaces the built-in Palm OS keyboard that pops up on the screen.
To use this function, you have to activate it. Please, do the following:
- Start TouchMe as a regular application.
- To activate TouchMe – make sure the top of the 4 buttons is set to "ON".
- To deactivate TouchMe – set the top button to "OFF".
There is more on this in the User Guide!
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| 3. How to install new version of TouchMe?
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Simply install it over the existing version. There is no need to deactivate the keyboard replacement or to uninstall it.
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| Registration |
| 1. I’ve registered TouchMe – where is the full download? |
The full download is provided by the web site you have registered.
Also, you can always get it from the My Zone area of our web site – just log in and you’ll find a download link inside.
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| Troubleshooting |
| 1. The TouchMe keyboard for Palm OS is active, but it never appears on the screen?!? |
There are certain conditions to be met:
- There should be an active text field – a text field with blinking input caret. This is required by Palm OS – it needs to know where exactly you intend to write your text.
- You need to "ask for keyboard" – to tap any of the icons or Silkscreen areas that pop-up the built-in keyboard or to select a menu item like "Edit -> Keyboard".
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| 2. I do everything right but the built-in keyboard appears instead of TouchMe. |
On a number of Palm OS devices the keyboard icons do not follow the Palm OS rules and directly start exactly the built-in keyboard, never giving a chance to a keyboard replacement to appear.
The solution is to start TouchMe as a regular application and to make sure that the second configuration button is set to "ON".
Next, when you need TouchMe, you’ll "ask for it" by pressing the "Left" direction on the 5Way Navigator. You still need to have a text field with blinking input caret!
There is more on this in the User Guide!
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