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Originally Posted by 5thWiggle
You may want to get Null Input Method from the Play store. It's a soft keyboard that doesn't display when you enter text from a hardware keyboard. It saves a lot of screen space, but you must select it as the input method when using the hardware keyboard (and remember to set the method back when you're done  ). |
Interesting, but unnecessary for me.
The on-screen keyboard only appears when I am in an app where text can be entered and I select a field where text entry is possible. It's not always there, and can be minimized by a touch on a button that appears on the action line when the keyboard is active.
With the hardware keyboard attached, the virtual keyboard doesn't appear.
This appears to solve a problem on some devices where a Bluetooth keyboard is used. The Azpen tablet doesn't
have Bluetooth, so a USB keyboard is required.
The behavior it displays is what I would expect. If it didn't, I'd consider the implementation broken.
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Dennis