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Originally Posted by Mike Temporale
Well, I'm going to have to disagree on this one. HTC's driver works just fine on their phone. I get all the letters I expect when I type an email with it. The problem is that your app doesn't get what you are expecting. This type of thing has been going on for a while. John Cody and I spent a lot of time figuring out the key sequences returned for different keyboarded devices a while ago.
Your program assumes that a given escape sequence means a specific key. And on the average keyboard that's true. On HTC's implmentation it's not. It's also not the same for other mobile devices keyboards. Sorry, but until there is a standard keyboard driver for Windows Mobile, I expect this won't be changing. You can wait for HTC to change things, but just don't hold your breath.  |
The problems are in managed applications only. So being able to enter text into a native non-managed application like the pocket outlook client is not the same as entering text into a managed application. Clearly something is broken in the interface layer(s) between the OS and managed applications. The very same managed applications work just fine on the S620 so there is no reason why HTC can't fix whatever is broken in the S630.