TSF Aware

If you've tried to use the modified version of Scintilla that I described in my MSDN article , you will find that the zipped sources don't actually have the changes that I made. That was my fault; when I was packaging the sources, I had two versions of Read More...

Another thing I didn't talk about in my article was how to make sure your rich text edit controls are based on RichEdit 4.1 (which has TSF support). You need to do two things: 1) change your window class name from RICHEDIT_CLASS to MSFTEDIT_CLASS, and Read More...

In my article in MSDN, I mention that there are some easy ways to enable dictation support in controls that don't normally support dictation. All the methods I described assume that the control has a window. There is a way to enable dictation support Read More...

Kirby left a comment to my post on candidates asking when a text service should create an ITfCandidateList. The answer is that when the text service wants to show candidates (via a preserved key or other mechanism), it should show its modal UI, and quite Read More...