Its not obvious to me that there’s a way to manually dismiss the onscreen keyboard (a .Close() to TouchScreenKeyboard’s .Open()). There are situations when I want to manually get rid of it, as opposed to having it be a user thing when they press “Done”. All the properties that would perhaps be able to control this seem to be read-only. Am I missing something?
the visible property doesn’t seem to be read only, have you tried it?
I’m not sure (and now lazy to try) but what happens if you set TouchScreenKeyboard.visible or TouchScreenKeyboard.active to FALSE? Or maybe you should try setting keyboard variable to null?
Let me know if this helps.