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Keep On-Screen Keyboard on top of other windows

On-Screen Keyboard displays a virtual keyboard on the computer screen that allows people to type data using a pointing device or joystick. You can set On-Screen Keyboard to always stay on top of other windows. Here's how:

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To keep On-Screen Keyboard on top using your mouse

  • Open On-Screen Keyboard, click the Settings menu, and then click Always on Top.

To keep On-Screen Keyboard on top using your keyboard

  • Open On-Screen Keyboard. Display the Settings menu by pressing Alt+S. Select Always on Top by pressing A.

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