Hi,
I tried to get Chinese handwriting keyboard on my new Nexus 9. Installed the Google Pinyin Input keyboard, installation went ok; but when go to setting -> Language & Input, I just dont see the new Google Pinyin Input keyboard option. Only has the default Google Keyboard.
on my old Nexus 10, I dont have this issue. Any idea what went wrong?
oops, got it sorted.
apparently i go to the setting and change my tab language to Chinese, then the new keyboard show up. And then i just switch back the tab language to English, Voila.
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for some reason, today my X10i has switched from a standard english keyboard with the big spacer bar and the "?!" button to a keyboard that has a bottom left key that has Japanese/Chinese symbols on it that switches between qwerty to numbers/symbols to Japanese/Chinese characters.
i have checked my locale settings, keyboard is set to english uk, ive disabled everything i can find to do with non-english on my phone but the keyboard is still not back as it should be.
can anyone tell me how to get to the bog standard english only keyboard?
thanks
i cant figure out how do i switch between languages... need a tip or two ;3
Go to setting -> language and keyboard -> android keyboard settings. I assume you were using the stock keyboard. You can also just hold the ?123 button and the same screen should appear
ye, i did that, i have added the languages i want, but what im asking is, How do i SWITCH(not add) languages?
Hi all,
i couldnt find anything on the forum about this. I have a german dock keyboard button layout, but the input is still in english. This means, that Y and Z are switched and a few other buttons, so thats quite annoying ;-)
Couldnt find a setting to change that, can someone help me out?
Cheers
By default the keyboard uses the key layout based on the system language, but you can change the key layout in the settings under language&input/configure input methods/active input methods/
Deselect "Use system language", select "Asus German(Germany) Keyboard" and deselect "Asus English(US) Keyboard" (you have to do it in this order, you can't deselect English first)
Also make sure you are using ASUS' keyboard as your input method. If you select anything else the Keyboard won't work correctly.
Hello everyone.
I've recently bought my dad the prime with a keyboard dock and I can't find a quick and easy way to change the input language of the keyboard when it's docked.
There is an option to change the device's language to our local one (Hebrew if that matters), but then it changes everything to Hebrew.
I just want the device's language to be English and have something like alt+shift to switch between the languages when it's docked.
However, so far it's either stuck on English (if the device's language is set to English), or alternates randomly between Hebrew and English (probably depends on the context of the text) with no real way to change it.
Is this a known issue? Is there a way to solve this?
Well, apparently ctrl+space does the trick when the keyboard is docked, at least for me.
Eternal Thought said:
Hello everyone.
I've recently bought my dad the prime with a keyboard dock and I can't find a quick and easy way to change the input language of the keyboard when it's docked.
There is an option to change the device's language to our local one (Hebrew if that matters), but then it changes everything to Hebrew.
I just want the device's language to be English and have something like alt+shift to switch between the languages when it's docked.
However, so far it's either stuck on English (if the device's language is set to English), or alternates randomly between Hebrew and English (probably depends on the context of the text) with no real way to change it.
Is this a known issue? Is there a way to solve this?
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if you go to ASUS keyboard setting, and only check Hebrew keyboard (without English Keyboard), you can simply switch back and forth between English and Hebrew by pressing alt key which is right next to space bar.
when alt key is pressed, it shows which keyboard has activated via little dialog box on the center of the screen.
This is the control + shift hassle free of doing it.
Good morning,
First of, I did use GOOGLE and the search button on here but couldn't get my answer. So, here I am.
Ok, I like both Samsung and Google keyboards, but on Samsung keyboard, I installed my national language so I can talk to my dad and it is perfectly working for me. However, when I type English, I prefer Google keyboard because it does not predict with the mix of my language like the Samsung and screw up my typing.
On the Google keyboard, I can simply hold the space bar and the keyboard switching window pops up and let me choose other keyboard.
My question is, can I setup the Samsung keyboard to have the same effect so I can switch back and forth between the keyboards without going through the setup menus ?
Thanks!