Aiding Text Entry of Foreign Alphabets with Visual Keyboard Plus

Computer keyboards are used to input hundreds of di#erent languages using many di#erent alphabets. Despite this diversity, the physical layout of keyboards is fairly uniform, with keyboards generally containing approximately 80 keys spread across six rows (excluding cursor keys and numberpad). In English speaking countries, the QWERTY layout is the de-facto standard binding between the physical location of keys and the corresponding letters of the alphabet