How to get SwitfKey operating on build 17692?


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       #1

    How to get SwitfKey operating on build 17692?


    I have installed the latest windows insider build on my surface pro (2017), but the swiftfkey functionality is missing and I have no clue how to enable it.

    Has someone else got this build installed with switfkey working?
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       #2

    hippo11 said:
    I have installed the latest windows insider build on my surface pro (2017), but the swiftfkey functionality is missing and I have no clue how to enable it.

    Has someone else got this build installed with switfkey working?
    @hippo11

    I had to simulate this on my desktop because I don't have it installed on my Surface Pro 3. But, should be the same. First, make sure these settings are on:

    How to get SwitfKey operating on build 17692?-2018-06-22_16h39_09.png

    Then, you must be in Tablet Mode.

    How to get SwitfKey operating on build 17692?-2018-06-22_16h42_52.png

    Then tap the keyboard icon in taskbar.

    How to get SwitfKey operating on build 17692?-2018-06-22_16h42_14.png

    Then, when you start typing (I had to do with mouse clicks, slightly awkward ), as you tap a letter, suggestions appear at the top of the keyboard area. You can tap on them.

    How to get SwitfKey operating on build 17692?-2018-06-22_16h37_46.png

    Little Demo of it at the top of the announcement page:

    New Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast Skip Ahead Build 17692 - June 14 Insider - Windows 10 Forums

    Best I could simulate. Hope it helps a little.

    TC
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    Thread Starter
       #3

    Thanks for your reply.

    That's working form me (the predicted words being displayed), but what has me curious is that I have seen the gif below on a number of webpages showing swyping capacity on the new windows insider build keyboard.

    SwiftKey makes its way from phone to PC in latest Windows 10 Insider Preview

    [2nd image/1st GIF]
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       #4

    hippo11 said:
    Thanks for your reply.

    That's working form me (the predicted words being displayed), but what has me curious is that I have seen the gif below on a number of webpages showing swyping capacity on the new windows insider build keyboard.

    SwiftKey makes its way from phone to PC in latest Windows 10 Insider Preview

    [2nd image/1st GIF]
    Hard for me to test that on my desktop, but I do get the blue "trailer" following the "swipe", kinda like a mouse trail, but solid blue and fluid. Fits go-around on Insider for it, so probably some glitchy bugs still.

    Glad to see at least you got it working.
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    Unfortunately tho while the predictions are helpful, I use the surface for clinical note taking in a hospital, so the swype function is what I'm after to simplify this process.

    Did it just natively work for you, the swiping? Even if only with the mouse.
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    hippo11 said:
    Unfortunately tho while the predictions are helpful, I use the surface for clinical note taking in a hospital, so the swype function is what I'm after to simplify this process.

    Did it just natively work for you, the swiping? Even if only with the mouse.
    yes, but intermittently. I don't think it's intended for a mouse, may need the tactile sensory of the finger and the capacitance.
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