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Most recent sizable change (text, html) : 2011-10-02 07:28
Most recent change (text, html) : 2011-10-02 07:28
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View changes:  2011-10-02 07:28    8 new words, 9 deleted words, 6% change   
... a time. The Windows's Windows' implementation of StickyKeys only ... System Access also uses Caps LockCaps-Lock, Insert, Scroll LockScroll-Lock, and NumPad 0 ... types a non-modifier key , such as a letter , or clicks the mouse ... the user to use Caps LockCaps-Lock, Insert, Scroll LockScroll-Lock, and NumPad 0 a time. The Windows' implementation of StickyKeys only ... System Access also uses Caps-Lock, Insert, Scroll-Lock, and NumPad 0 ... types a non-modifier key , such as a letter , or clicks the mouse ... the user to use Caps-Lock, Insert, Scroll-Lock, and NumPad 0 a time. The Windows's implementation of StickyKeys only ... System Access also uses Caps Lock, Insert, Scroll Lock, and NumPad 0 ... the user to use Caps Lock, Insert, Scroll Lock, and NumPad 0   

View changes:  2010-10-05 07:24    5 new words, 4 deleted words, 3% change   
... contents Next topic: Keyboard Command Quick Reference System Access and Braille Displays contents Next topic: System Access and Braille Displays contents Next topic: Keyboard Command Quick Reference   

View changes:  2010-10-04 07:24    57 new words, 200 deleted words, 57% change   
System Access and StickyKeys The StickyKeys feature of Windows is useful to help users who have difficulty ... at a time. When a StickyKeys user ... two short tones. The system unlatches the modifier ... a third time. Windows's implementation of StickyKeys ... 0 as modifiers. Therefore, when StickyKeys ... these keys sticky. When a StickyKeys user presses you press and immediately releases release ... System Access and StickyKeys ... StickyKeys help users who have difficulty ... When you press and immediately release a ... modifier keywhile using StickyKeys, ... the system plays two short tones. The system cancels the ... such as a letteror clicks the mouse. Alternatively, if ... modifier key twice in succession, ... the system locks the modifier and plays one short , higher-pitched tone. When the same key is press for ... System Access and StickyKeys The StickyKeys feature of Windows is useful to users who have difficulty ... at a time. When a StickyKeys user ... two short tones. The system unlatches the modifier ... a third time. Windows's implementation of StickyKeys ... 0 as modifiers. Therefore, when StickyKeys ... these keys sticky. When a StickyKeys user presses and immediately releases a System Access modifier key... , ...    more...

View changes:  2010-04-24 18:12    15 new words, 1 deleted words, 4% change   
... and mobility impairments. Comment on this section Previous topic : Screen Magnification Contents Return to contents Next topic : Keyboard Command Quick Reference and mobility impairments. Comment on this section Previous topic : Screen Magnification Return to contents Next topic : Keyboard Command Quick Reference and mobility impairments. ... Previous topic Contents Next topic   


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