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I'm working on a WPF application, mostly targeted at windows 10 but it could also be run on older versions. By default, if I open the app while in tablet mode, the keyboard will open when I focus a textbox, and close when the textbox loses focus, but if I manually close the keyboard it won't open anymore (very annoying as this is a natural thing to do). I can live with that, but the problem is that the keyboard opens over my application, so the user can't see 50% of it, including most of the text boxes, which makes it hard for them to select something else to 'defocus' and close the keyboard.

If I could get some notification when they touch keyboard opens, it'd be fairly easy to have some UI code to make sure the proper things are displayed, but I can't find any way to get an event when the keyboard opens.

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You can use this on Windows 10 Anniversary Edition and above to get notifications from the touch keyboard.