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Yes it's possible with tasker + secure settings plugin.
I dit it in a harder scenario (altough I'm an sk17i owner too) I used the above combination to unlock, force landscape, and wake up an alcatel dual sim phone paired with a Nuu minikey sliding bluetooth keyboard.
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It's not the T9 style that you're looking for, but I use the MessagEase keyboard. Here's a sample:
As you can see, it certainly has large buttons. It's also far more capable than any other keyboard I've run across. From the keyboard shown, you can enter lowercase letters, uppercase letters, numbers, symbols, cursor movement commands, and more. Some are ...
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Well...Look for a keyboard that has a T9 layout.
As an example, I use Smart Keyboard Pro (which is a paid app, but a trial is available) and you can choose from the full, T9 and compact modes for portrait as well as landscape orientation. There are tons of other customizable options and considering that a keyboard that one is comfortable with, is what ...
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Looks like the External Keyboard Helper app lets me switch layouts of an external USB keyboard on my Nexus 7, no root access needed.
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As @Izzy says, this is a force close loop. The wiki states this about force close:
note, taken from force close wiki
About force-close
What is a force-close?
If an application encounters an unexpected state or some other programming error, it will issue an force close. In most cases you will be presented with a form that allows you to send log files and ...
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This is very likely to be a problem with the touchscfeen hardware. To test this, try installing a drawing/painting app from Google Play. Open the app, get into painting mode, and leave it for a minute. If you start getting paint appearing at the same point (where the 2 ABC soft key shows up), you know that part of the touchscreen isn't working. In the same ...
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I literally had to scavenge the code up and down to get to the solution. A xml called defaults.xml contains the default input method node. That needed to be changed to the package name of the JellyBean's LatinIME. This is yet to be tested; will let you all know if it runs okay.
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You just created a nice chicken-and-egg problem: to install a keyboard via the playstore, you need to configure your Google account on the device first. To do that, you need a keyboard. Note: never delete the (last) keyboard app from the system apps; a factory-reset removes all user apps, so if there is no keyboard app as system app...
Here's what you can ...
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I use the Simeji input method. it uses the great "flick" method for inputting kana. It takes some getting used to, but is very fast once you do. To switch between keyboards, just long press in the text field.
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I've the same problem suddenly with UK keyboard quertyuiop. Nexus 4 latest android.
The solution was to power down the phone and start again. All back to normal now.
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I updated my ROM to a CM variant (SlimBean to be specific) and found this in the settings
This worked for me. Thanks bassmadrigal for the comment. From that I came to know of CM. My friend usually takes care of my ROM, but now I see that CyanogenMod is an awesome fork of Android Custom ROM.
Can I go ahead and accept my own answer therefore? :)
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Try this:
- Settings > Language and input > Keyboards and input methods
Tab Samsung keyboard settings, then select Input languages, you will get a list of Downloaded and Available (to download) languages.
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I use Anysoft Keyboard for writing with accented, etc. characters. Try it.
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You can "long press" a key, which will give you alternative letters if alternative symbols are associated with it. Try it with the letter "E". To select the desired letter/symbol slide your finger to the side.
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