The same for applications built on wxWidgets (for example FileZilla 3.x). Again, I'm pretty sure, the MFC had no explicit support for touch keyboards either. It also pops up the touch keyboard on all its input boxes. I've also tried some ancient MFC applications (for example FileZilla 2.2.15 from 2005). I doubt the Windows XP had any explicit support for touch keyboards.
It automatically pops up the touch keyboard. I've tried to run Windows XP version of notepad.exe on Windows 10. To verify my assumption that the pop up should be automatic: Just the TextBox was added, by dropping from the Toolbox (again no properties changed): this.textBox1 = new () It's simply the default Windows Forms Application C# project as created by Visual Studio. I believe that this should happen automatically, without any additional code/setup.įor a test, I have the simplest VS 2015 WinForms desktop application with a single TextBox control. When I run a WinForms (or Delphi, see at the end) application on Windows 10 in a tablet mode, a touch keyboard does not pop up automatically, when an input box is focused.
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