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The ToggleKeys Feature
People with visual impairments may not be able to see the lights on the
keyboard that indicate CAPS LOCK, NUM LOCK and SCROLL LOCK status.
ToggleKeys provides a solution to this by emitting a tone whenever these
keys are pressed. If ToggleKeys is enabled, when you press one of these
keys and it turns on, you will hear a high beep. When you press one of
these keys and it turns off, you will hear a low beep. ToggleKeys is
turned on from the keyboard by pressing the NUM LOCK key and holding it
down for about 5 seconds. When ToggleKeys turns on, you will hear an
up-siren if sound is enabled. You turn ToggleKeys off from the keyboard
the same way, just hold the NUM LOCK key for about 5 seconds and you will
hear a down-siren. ToggleKeys can also be turned on or off from the
ToggleKeys dialog box under the "Adjust" menu. ToggleKeys will also
function with some keyboards which do not have the status indicator lights
for the CAPS LOCK, NUM LOCK and SCROLL LOCK keys. The audible low and
high beeps can be very useful for all operators when using this style of
keyboard.
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or Non-WIN Use
or StickyKeys
or Keyboard Response
or MouseKeys
or SerialKeys
or ShowSounds
or TimeOut
or Key Access Page
or Home Page
or Mail me
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