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Anyone Using Diopen?
- Thread starter kglahn
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KlaymenDK
Android Expert
Welcome to the forum! 
Hey, I'm desperate for proper handwriting recognition (came from TealScript on the Palm), but I haven't heard about that one yet. Looking into it!
Edit: Your statement that you can't access it is sort of vague, but I have found that scanning the barcode for Diopen in Androlib causes my Market to say "no matches found" for pname:com.diotek.ime.diopen.
Edit #2: Doh! Of course I can't access it ... it costs money, so is not available to me. I wish Google would hurry up and expand the Market.
If you did get it installed, are you sure you know how to start it? I don't mean to be rude, but that is your first post, and keyboard apps are somewhat non-obvious to get going.
Hey, I'm desperate for proper handwriting recognition (came from TealScript on the Palm), but I haven't heard about that one yet. Looking into it!
Edit: Your statement that you can't access it is sort of vague, but I have found that scanning the barcode for Diopen in Androlib causes my Market to say "no matches found" for pname:com.diotek.ime.diopen.
Edit #2: Doh! Of course I can't access it ... it costs money, so is not available to me. I wish Google would hurry up and expand the Market.
If you did get it installed, are you sure you know how to start it? I don't mean to be rude, but that is your first post, and keyboard apps are somewhat non-obvious to get going.
safeplayer22
Well-Known Member
I have not tried to use this app, but the way you start other keyboard app is when you are in the "input text" box, click and long press until the option "input method" pops up and from there you can choose the type of keyboard you would like to use or set as default.