At 5:32 PM -0700 2/16/06, Keven Fedirko wrote:
Hi,
It sounds like you are trying to use these devices to REPLACE the
normal keyboard. What would happen if you left the regular keyboard
attached and just daisy-chained the new devices? I realize that's
not what you were asking for, but it's all I could think of. Good
luck!
Jim Foster
Hampton, Ontario
Actually I haven't tried that part - they are still both hooked up.
I didn't try to press the regular buttons. How could it possibly
figure out what device it's supposed to be then?
k.
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Use your 'Apple System Profiler' and you'll see each that your Mac
hopefully 'sees' and talks to each separate device that is connected.
If you need more ports, get a powered USB hub.
As long as you have appropriate software to 'recognize' the 'keyboard
mapping' (for the numeric keypad (Compacq) ) or whatever of each
device, they should all work.
Patrick Mead-Robins
Mac Solutions
652-1860
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