* Go to Start, Run and type in "osk" (without the quotes).
*Click OK and a mini keyboard will pop up on your screen.
*Now, open up the program you want to write in and start clicking the letters on the keyboard with your mouse.
*The letters will appear and your typing will be done.
*Once you have the keyboard on your screen, you can even go to the Settings menu and choose your own font and size.
*There is also a sound option, so if you like to hear the keys clicking, choose "Use clicking sound."
*In the Keyboard menu, you can also choose the number of keys you would like to have displayed, between 101, 102 and 106.
*There's also a Help menu if you need any further help
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