This sort of answers my question; I concluded that, I would probably
end up having to map the keyboard once Leopard is installed. I have no
problem mapping this keyboard; I bought it because since I was
diagnosed with hyper tension a couple years ago, my doctor suggested
that I get an ergonomic keyboard to keep the circulation in my hands
and if I can keep them from cramping, all well and good. It didn't
cost me much money, but it has an excellent feel to it, with a very
fast action. It would just be a matter of getting the specifications
such as whether or not it's a 101 or 102 keyboard. Thanks for your
observation. Richie Gardenhire, Anchorage, Alaska. Read Message
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M AUSTEN
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Subject:
Re: Keyboard Recognition When Installing Leopard
Hi Richie,
my iMac g5 has a wirelesss set up for keyburd and
mouse. the last install i had to do on my iMac G5 i
couldn use the wireless setup and used a Dell pc
keybourd wired up to the mac. there were no problems.
Hope this answers your question.
Mark
--- Richie Gardenhire <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
wrote:
This is probably a premature question, but I'm
currently using an
ergonomic, Windows keyboard, and I want to use it
while installing
Leopard. Will it recognize the keyboard during
installation, or will I
have to map the keyboard after the installation is
complete. At the
time I began using this keyboard, BoiceOver was
already installed, and
I followed the prompts for getting it to work. All
is fine, except for
the up/down volume controls which, for right now,
aren't of any
importance to me. Richie Gardenhire, Anchorage,
Alaska.
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