Keyboard

R

Rich Barry

If it's the OnScreen Keyboard that you can access from Start>All
Programs>Accessories>Accessibilty then you should be
able to close it like any other window. Click the upper rt corner red box
with white x.
 
J

Jean Rosenfeld

If you mean the virtual keyboard in Windows (osk.exe), there is an x top
right that will close it. or it has a file menu that says exit.
If you mean some other software keyboard, you would need to specify the
software.
 

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