ease of use: how to always use on-screen keyboard in Welcome screen?

I just installed Vista on a computer. I can not use a keyboard because
of disability. So I use the on-screen keyboard of vista. To log in on
the Welcome screen I have to click Ease of Use center and select the
on-screen keyboard. On the desktop the on-screen keyboard is
automatically started.

Is there a way to bypass the Ease of Use Center and have the on-screen
keyboard start up automatically in the Welcome screen ?

Regards,

Henk

"Henk Linde" <hlinde@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:47ff8066$0$22544$ba620dc5@xxxxxx I enabled the Tablet PC in Windows features to get the snipping tool and
now also get an on-screen keyboard at user logon. Both the USB keyboard
and the on-screen keyboard can be used at that time.

Regards
Tom

Did you try turning it on like this describes?
http://www.microsoft.com/enable/trai...vista/osk.aspx


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"Henk Linde" <hlinde@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:47ff8066$0$22544$ba620dc5@xxxxxx

I already setup this option but it only works after the login when the
desktop starts.
Henk
Dave wrote:

"Tom Allen" <me@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:O%238SCv%23mIHA.536@xxxxxx
That happens automatically when you have a Wacom tablet plugged in. You
mean you can enable the TabletPC features without having a graphics tablet
plugged in, or by using a Tablet PC (like a ThinkPad X61 Tablet)?

ss.

Ok, I wasn't sure when it kicked in...
What if you configure Vista to automatically logon?
http://www.lockergnome.com/windows/2...tomatic-logon/



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"Henk Linde" <hlinde@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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"Synapse Syndrome" <synapse@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:eOAKOg$mIHA.1164@xxxxxx It's a Dell Dimension desktop and I have a Wacom tablet driver installed
but the tablet is not plugged in now and I don't think it was when I
enabled the Tablet PC feature.
I don't really want the on-screen keyboard but it seems to be all or
none with the Tablet PC feature and the snipping tool is useful for
producing instructional documents.

Tom