DKey

 DKey is a disambiguation system that has a (numberpad) keyboard as its input method.  The software will run natively on Windows, speaks text as it is input and outputs it to the window with focus in the same way as other on-screen keyboards.  The software uses the Tapir disambiguation engine to generate the suggestion list and to disambiguate the current input.

You can get the latest release from the Files tab above and see the DKeyDocumentation. To find out what we're working on or raise issues look at the Tickets.  Developers will want to get/view the source in Trac/SVN.

 Features:

• Tapir disambiguation engine
• Customisable dictionary
• User able to add 'own words' (user dictionary)
• Resizable window with 'memory' of last size and position on start up.
• SAPI ennunciation of the currently disambiguated (top) word
• Input from standard keyboard - with user-definable keys/layout. Default to the number pad keyboard and 9 keys.
• Customisable font, colours.
• Seperate input screen (keyboard), prediction screen, text window, settings and make each optionally displayable.
• Output to window with focus

Second Stage Features:

• Switch scanning
• 'Predict ahead' - longer words than the disambiguated charachter string

Third Stage Features:

• Phrase prediction
• Ports to other OS
• Implement full internationalisation