Onscreen Keyboard Review - Cerebral Palsy Alliance

Features
Scanning display
Type of scan
highlight
Ability to
change scan
highlight
Switch interface
Compatible
switch interface
Display
Range of
onscreen
displays /
keyboards builtin
Graphic support
Inbuilt symbol
library
Graphics
imported
Windows On-Screen
Keyboard
Fill scan
No
Interface for serial, parallel or
game port OR interface that
emulates keyboard key
Standard QWERTY or
enhanced (with numeric
keypad), block style for
scanning, US or Universal
keyboards or a keyboard
with additional Japanese
characters
No
No
OnScreen for Windows/
OnScreen with
CrossScanner v. 1.78
Fill scan
Yes – with CrossScanner
Interface that emulates left
mouse click or keyboard key
200 US and International
keyboard with 101 and 104
key layout.
Other layouts;
ABCD Alphabetical,
QWERTY, 3 DVORAK’S with
Edit and Numeric panels.
No
No
Click-N-Type
v. 3.0.3
Border highlight
No
Interface that emulates left
mouse click
Custom alphabet
Normal keyboard (ABC or
QWERTY)
Speed keyboard
(frequency of use)
Scanning keyboard
No
No
WiVik 3.0
Fill scan
No
WiViK USB interface
recommended
Standard international,
macro, quadrant macro
and standard prediction
keyboards
Yes
Yes
ScreenDoors 2000 v. 2.3
Border highlight to select
between keyboard and
predictor windows and then
Fill scan
No
Madentec’s switch input
interface for serial, parallel or
game port OR any interface
that emulates a left mouse
click.
Standard QWERTY,
alphabetical, frequency of
use, block style for scanning,
European and Japanese
keyboards
No
No