ComposeKey – Samsung Omnia Pro – B7610 & B7620
I don’t like the default behavior of the Samsung Omnia Pro composer key, so I wrote several apps to modify the behavior.
Default behavior: Opening Samsung Composer Application (see image below)
Currently I only list these tools who change the behavior of the ComposeKey on the Samsung Omnia Pro B7610 – B7620. None of these tools are running processes.
All tools are optimized for speed & minimal memory use. They are only executed when you press the Compose key on your B7610 – B7620.
 ComposeKey - Backslash (312) | act like key |
| ComposeKey - Tab (333) | act like Tab key 1 |
| ComposeKey - Ctrl A (281) | act like ctrl+A |
| ComposeKey - Ctrl A Ctrl C (287) | act like ctrl+A followed by ctrl+C |
| ComposeKey - Ctrl A Ctrl X (299) | act like ctrl+A followed by ctrl+X |
| ComposeKey - Ctrl C (281) | act like ctrl+C |
| ComposeKey - Ctrl V (268) | act like ctrl+V |
| ComposeKey - Ctrl X (261) | act like ctrl+X |
| ComposeKey - Ctrl Z (267) | act like ctrl+Z |
| ComposeKey - Open Email ComposeNew (253) | directly open a new email |
| ComposeKey - Open Email Inbox (257) | directly go to the email inbox |
| ComposeKey - Open SMS ComposeNew (289) | directly open a new sms |
| ComposeKey - Open SMS Inbox (275) | directly go to the sms inbox |
| ComposeKey - Polish V3.1 (362) | specially for polish users, change regular characters to polish characters a -> ą c -> ć e -> ę l -> ł n -> ń o -> ó s -> ś z -> ź Update Change V3.1: z -> ż and x -> ź (as it should be, thx to .:stn:.) How to use Polish cab ? Press the compose key within range of 3 characters of the character needs to be changed. The closest changeable character from the left of the cursor will be changed. |
Note: You don’t need to restart the device! WM installer thinks that it is needed but it isn’t. (in this case)
When you make a cab, you can’t decide if the device needs a reboot or not. WM installer makes that decision.
1 Known issue with the Samsung software keyboard
If you press compose key (tab) you get a T9 option menu of the Samsung software keyboard.
If you select the windows keyboard (or another), you don’t have this issue.
If you had a real TAB key on your physical keyboard, it would be exactly the same behavior.
This is a ‘bug’ of the poorly written Samsung software keyboard.
If you would like a simular software keyboard, try using: FingerKeyBoard dev.by XDA