Hello!
For those of us going back to the days of "outSPOKEN," "Enabling
Control Option Lock" is the same command as outSPOKEN's "Review
Mode." You use this command only when you want to review (read) a
document, email, etc. In other words, you are not going to type or
modify anything.
When "Enabling Control Option Lock" the Control and Option keys are
automatically "held down" for you... and will continue to be held
down until you disable the command.
So, when would you use this command? When you have lots of reading to
do (and you just do not want to hold those blasted 2 keys down:-).
For example: I receive my MacVisionaries list in the digest format.
So I turn on this command when reading the 3000+ lines of the larger
digests.
Hope this helps...
Lou.
=== Original Message ===
What is the purpose of locking the VO keys? Is their a rule of thumb
to follow that will make this choice simpler?
