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Hi LostReception,
Speaking of QWERTY...
One of the first addresses I found was the Speed-Alert numeric keypad table. The address is located at 0xD5331 and contains the ASCII characters used to generate the buttons. You can actually change the following bytes and still remain in the window area:
0xD5330 - 0xD5336
0xD5338 - 0xD533E
0xD5340 - 0xD5346
There are also a few ASCII tables used for the OSK's. Just search for the text: "ABCDEFGd". The "d" is the backspace key, "hh" is the numeric keypad switch, etc. The table isn't too hard to figure out. Change the ASCII to get what you want.
Unfortunately, the existing OSK window isn't wide enough for a true QWERTY keypad, which is why I haven't mentioned this before. Yes, you can change the buttons, and the changes also enter the correct text into the edit box, but who wants a keypad like this?:
QWERTYUI
ASDFGHJK
ZXCVBNM[del]
OPL[num][sp][ok]
pb
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