On 7/13/03, Karel typed: >You can activate it as follows: >System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Full Keyboard access -> turn on full >keyboard access >Then you can choose to use your function keys, letter keys or define >custom keys
For what it's worth, I've been reading about Full Keyboard Access on MacFixIt recently. Apparently, if that feature is enabled, and if you are also password protecting your computer such that a password is required to access it after the computer wakes from sleep, anybody who has access to your computer will be able to operate it and do everything that can be done with the keyboard. In other words, apparently Full Keyboard Access lets you, for example, get into the Apple Menu, Recent Items list, select an application or document, and continue doing whatever the keyboard can do. If your computer is fully unsecured, this doesn't matter, but if you try to maintain the security features offered by OS X, Full Keyboard Access sounds like something to forego. I don't use it and haven't tried it, but this is essentially what I've been reading, especially on MacFixIt. ---Jay
