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Custom Layouts

Change the letter pattern to meet individual needs.
Logo of IssieBoard

IssieBoard is a customizable Hebrew keyboard app developed by SAP Laboratories in Israel, in collaboration with the Technology Consulting Center of Beit Issie Shapiro.

On-screen keyboard includes function keys and some other modifier keys such as insert, delete, home, end, page up, and page down.

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OnScreen with Word Complete

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On-screen keyboard in popup window without right side number keys.

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Onscreen keyboard in light blue with black lettering.

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On screen keyboards in four colors.

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Screenshot of an on-screen keyboard with a light blue background and a series of menu options across the bottom.

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On-screen keyboard with word prediction, yellow keys, and black letters and punctuation.

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On-screen keyboard and target window.

An on-screen keyboard providing people with physical impairments full access to the computer.

An on screen keyboard in the AZERTY layout and with a number pad.

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