Thank you so much for that tip. This is the second time this is happened to me,
although the first time was several years ago and Apple accessibility got me
straightened out. I’ll have to remember this for the future.
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I'm so glad that worked. If this ever happens again, you don't need to unpair
anything. Just connect a keyboard or braille display, open an edit field, and
press the Eject key on the keyboard or Space with dots 146 (think sh for
Show/Hide keyboard).
Best,
Anna
> On Sep 21, 2020, at 7:35 AM, K
Thanks, I did finally get the onscreen keyboard back. I had to unpair my
keyboard and braille display then pair the keyboard again, open an edit field
and type something using the bluetooth keyboard. Once I turned off the
bluetooth keyboard the onscreenkeyboard reappeared. It felt like a lot
Kimber,
I hope you've gotten your on screen keyboard back but if not, you might try
composing a new message, making sure you're in the edit field, and turning off
Voiceover with a triple press of the home button while you have one finger on
the edit field. Tap the edit field once with Voiceover
Stacy:
I was thinking the same thing. On my Apple Bluetooth keyboard, the keyboard
hidden key is just below the backspace key.
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I’m not sure this is the case with all Bluetooth keyboards, but, on mine, when
it is on, there is a button that if you accidentally bump it, will make the
on-screen keyboard hidden… Wonder if that’s the case with yours?
That is my only thought
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> On Sep 20, 2020, at 7:19 PM,
