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They don't really need to come up with one as much as just implement it. Gold standard's always been [Alt|Clover]-Tab; or even F3 (Apple's mapping for Exposé/Mi
by ConstantineXVI 15y ago
They don't really need to come up with one as much as just implement it. Gold standard's always been [Alt|Clover]-Tab; or even F3 (Apple's mapping for Exposé/Mission Control, even marked as such). I understand there's no easy way to dismiss the on-screen keyboard when you're using a hard keyboard either.
- moconnor 15y agoThe on screen keyboard vanishes when a Bluetooth one is connected; the eject button toggles it in and out again.
- ConstantineXVI 15y agoI'm guessing this changed in iOS 5 then (AFAIK; it didn't in iOS 4). I stand corrected.
- ConstantineXVI 15y agoSince I can't edit after this long: I'm wrong, iOS 5 lets you dismiss the soft keyboard if you have a keyboard attached.