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You can type or draw letters or symbols that your keyboard doesn’t have using Google Translate’s virtual keyboard. Go to Google Translate. Next to "Detect language," click the Down arrow . Click the language to translate from. Each language has different keyboards. At the bottom left of the white text box, click the Down arrow .
Open your Chromebook’s on-screen keyboard. Tap one of the following: To dock the keyboard, select Dock . To float the keyboard, select Float . To move the floating keyboard, at the bottom, hold and drag the Direction pad . Tip: If Dock or Float aren't visible, at the top left of the keyboard, select the Right arrow .
When you update Gboard, it could disappear from your keyboard list. To add it back: On your Android phone or tablet, open the Settings app . Tap System Languages and input. Tap Virtual keyboard Manage keyboards. Turn on Gboard.
Use on-screen keyboard: Turn this on if you want to keep your virtual keyboard on the tablet's screen when the physical keyboard is active. Keyboard shortcuts: Tap to display a list of useful keyboard shortcuts. Modifier keys: Tap this setting to change the behavior of physical keyboard keys like Caps lock, Ctrl, and Alt.
Use on-screen keyboard: Turn this on if you want to keep your virtual keyboard on the tablet’s screen when the physical keyboard is active. Keyboard shortcuts: Tap to display a list of useful keyboard shortcuts. Modifier keys: Tap this setting to change the behavior of physical keyboard keys like Caps lock, Ctrl, and Alt.
Click the keyboard in the YouTube search bar to display the keyboard. Move it around by clicking it and dragging it. Move it around by clicking it and dragging it. To use the keyboard, click the keyboard with your mouse, or enter the corresponding key on your physical keyboard (not all physical keyboards are compatible).
Open your Chromebook’s on-screen keyboard. Tap one of the following: To dock the keyboard, select Dock . To float the keyboard, select Float . To move the floating keyboard, at the bottom, hold and drag the Direction pad . Tip: If Dock or Float aren't visible, at the top left of the keyboard, select the Right arrow .
Next to your enabled keyboard, select Right Arrow . To turn on Auto-correction: For Physical keyboard: Under “Physical keyboard,” turn on Auto-correction. For On-screen keyboard: Under “On-screen keyboard,” turn on Auto-correction. Tip: If you have more than one keyboard language, you'll need to turn on autocorrect for each one. Some ...
To switch languages, on your keyboard, tap Globe . Learn how to add a language to your keyboard. Tap Keyboard mic . Tips: English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, and Spanish are supported by Assistant voice typing. For supported locales, voice typing is on by default, and you can switch between languages automatically.
On your Android phone or tablet, open the Settings app. Tap System Languages & input.; Under "Keyboards," tap Virtual keyboard.