Am 2008-05-23 00:09:25, schrieb Adam Hardy:
Michelle Konzack on 21/05/08 22:11, wrote:
It is already there... You can control the Mouse with the
Number-KeyPad and it works from scratch in Sarge and up.
Just in Java though I guess? I can't believe xfce allows me to do that - in
fact I know
Am 2008-05-23 00:46:28, schrieb Dotan Cohen:
2008/5/22 Michelle Konzack [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It is already there... You can control the Mouse with the
Number-KeyPad and it works from scratch in Sarge and up.
So now all I need is to add a number keypad to this laptop and I'll be
set!
Am 2008-05-23 16:18:56, schrieb Adam Hardy:
Dotan Cohen on 23/05/08 09:53, wrote:
2008/5/23 Adam Hardy [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is it possible to fake a mouse-click?
Key 5
Right-click? Sorry, it sounds a bit lame but a 15 min search for the
documentation produced nothing but blog entries
2008/5/23 Adam Hardy [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is it possible to fake a mouse-click?
Key 5
Dotan Cohen
http://what-is-what.com
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A: Because it messes up the order in which people normally read text.
Q: Why is top-posting
Kent West on 23/05/08 04:46, wrote:
Kent West wrote:
Michelle Konzack on 21/05/08 22:11, wrote:
It is already there... You can control the Mouse with the
Number-KeyPad and it works from scratch in Sarge and up.
You can activate/deactivate mouse-keys with Shift-NumLock (you should
hear a
Adam Hardy wrote:
Kent West on 23/05/08 04:46, wrote:
Kent West wrote:
You can activate/deactivate mouse-keys with Shift-NumLock (you
should hear a speaker beep). Now your number-pad should function as
a mouse-controller.
That makes my day!
Is it possible to fake a mouse-click?
From
Dotan Cohen on 23/05/08 09:53, wrote:
2008/5/23 Adam Hardy [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is it possible to fake a mouse-click?
Key 5
Right-click? Sorry, it sounds a bit lame but a 15 min search for the
documentation produced nothing but blog entries and email list archives.
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Kent West on 23/05/08 13:38, wrote:
Adam Hardy wrote:
Kent West on 23/05/08 04:46, wrote:
Kent West wrote:
You can activate/deactivate mouse-keys with Shift-NumLock (you
should hear a speaker beep). Now your number-pad should function as
a mouse-controller.
That makes my day!
Is it
Adam Hardy on 23/05/08 16:18, wrote:
Dotan Cohen on 23/05/08 09:53, wrote:
2008/5/23 Adam Hardy [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is it possible to fake a mouse-click?
Key 5
Right-click? Sorry, it sounds a bit lame but a 15 min search for the
documentation produced nothing but blog entries and email
Adam Hardy wrote:
Kent West on 23/05/08 13:38, wrote:
From http://www.faqs.org/faqs/x-faq/part2/section-19.html:
o) The keypad arrow keys move the pointer
o) The keypad '5' key behaves like the 'default' pointer button
o) The keypad '0' key locks the default pointer button (for easy
Am 2008-05-18 18:22:25, schrieb Adam Hardy:
Surely though there is some software that allows you to control the mouse
via the keyboard?
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It is already there... You can control the Mouse with the
Number-KeyPad and it works
2008/5/22 Michelle Konzack [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Surely though there is some software that allows you to control the mouse
via the keyboard?
It is already there... You can control the Mouse with the
Number-KeyPad and it works from scratch in Sarge and up.
So now all I need is to add a number
Michelle Konzack on 21/05/08 22:11, wrote:
Am 2008-05-18 18:22:25, schrieb Adam Hardy:
Surely though there is some software that allows you to control the mouse
via the keyboard?
END OF REPLIED MESSAGE
It is already there... You can control
Adam Hardy wrote:
Michelle Konzack on 21/05/08 22:11, wrote:
Am 2008-05-18 18:22:25, schrieb Adam Hardy:
Surely though there is some software that allows you to control the
mouse via the keyboard?
END OF REPLIED MESSAGE
It is already there...
Kent West wrote:
Michelle Konzack on 21/05/08 22:11, wrote:
It is already there... You can control the Mouse with the
Number-KeyPad and it works from scratch in Sarge and up.
You can activate/deactivate mouse-keys with Shift-NumLock (you should
hear a speaker beep). Now your number-pad
2008/5/21 Marc Shapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I would have expected better of Technion!
Hard in training, easy in war. I think that is the philosophy behind
some of the Technion's decisions.
If this is actually a java
problem then they should use something else. If this is not a java problem,
There is now an English-language demo of the Java applet, but it takes
some work to get to. First, go to this URL:
http://mathnet.math.technion.ac.il/
Then click on the text English demo of MathNet. To log in use these
credentials:
Enter demo in the top input box.
Enter d in the bottom input box.
Dotan Cohen on 20/05/08 10:17, wrote:
There is now an English-language demo of the Java applet, but it takes
some work to get to. First, go to this URL:
http://mathnet.math.technion.ac.il/
Then click on the text English demo of MathNet. To log in use these
credentials:
Enter demo in the top
2008/5/20 Adam Hardy [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Did you notice that you can actually tab between the fields of the login
dialog?
Yes, that is in HTML. After that the user opens another page, and only
then opens the Java applet.
Dotan Cohen
http://what-is-what.com
http://gibberish.co.il
Dotan Cohen wrote:
There is now an English-language demo of the Java applet, but it takes
some work to get to.
I would have expected better of Technion! If this is actually a java
problem then they should use something else. If this is not a java
problem, then Technion ought to have better
Ron Johnson on 18/05/08 00:05, wrote:
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On 05/17/08 17:40, Dotan Cohen wrote:
2008/5/18 Ron Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
One simple minded suggestion: try CTRL-I. That emits a tab character in many
contexts. But given the above, it probably won't work
2008/5/18 Adam Hardy [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Back to tabbing in Java, I think you should be able to do something about it
if you are the Java applet programmer, like another poster said.
Theoretically it might be impossible but that's unlikely. But as for
client-side options, I don't think Java
My university's math department put up terrible little inaccesable
Java applets for homework. In particular, the tab key does not move
between text input fields. Is this a known issue with Java, or does
Java use some key combination other than tab to move between fields? I
am a heavy keyboard user
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On 05/17/08 13:51, Dotan Cohen wrote:
My university's math department put up terrible little inaccesable
Java applets for homework. In particular, the tab key does not move
between text input fields. Is this a known issue with Java,
I see the same
2008/5/17 Ron Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Somewhere in your Uni is a Dean who's job it is to see that no one's
rights are violated. If that Dean refuses to help, there are rights
activists galore, and, finally, letters to the editor of the school
newspaper. No progressive Uni likes to see
On Saturday 17 May 2008 13:16:06 Dotan Cohen wrote:
Regardless of the mentality of my university, is there a client-side
fix for this technical problem?
Here is an all else fails method: use the Java applet under Windows XP in a
virtual machine, such as VirtualBox.
This is horrible in a
Wesley J. Landaker writes:
Here is an all else fails method: use the Java applet under Windows XP in
a virtual machine, such as VirtualBox.
This is horrible in a software freedom (and annoying hassle) perspective,
but will almost certainly get the job done.
It would also require that he
2008/5/17 Wesley J. Landaker [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Saturday 17 May 2008 13:16:06 Dotan Cohen wrote:
Regardless of the mentality of my university, is there a client-side
fix for this technical problem?
Here is an all else fails method: use the Java applet under Windows XP in a
virtual
On Saturday 17 May 2008 14:56:23 Dotan Cohen wrote:
Even in Windows there is no ability to tab between the text fields in
this particular Java applet. Or in all Java applets, for all I know.
Actually, that is my question. Does Java use a different method of
keyboarding between fields?
Well,
2008/5/18 Wesley J. Landaker [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Saturday 17 May 2008 14:56:23 Dotan Cohen wrote:
Even in Windows there is no ability to tab between the text fields in
this particular Java applet. Or in all Java applets, for all I know.
Actually, that is my question. Does Java use a
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On 05/17/08 16:31, Dotan Cohen wrote:
2008/5/18 Wesley J. Landaker [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[snip]
One simple minded suggestion: try CTRL-I. That emits a tab character in many
contexts. But given the above, it probably won't work either.
Thanks. I
2008/5/18 Ron Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
One simple minded suggestion: try CTRL-I. That emits a tab character in many
contexts. But given the above, it probably won't work either.
Thanks. I tried Ctrl-l, but it did not work. Neither did any other
Ctrl-char for that matter. But good thinking
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On 05/17/08 17:40, Dotan Cohen wrote:
2008/5/18 Ron Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
One simple minded suggestion: try CTRL-I. That emits a tab character in
many
contexts. But given the above, it probably won't work either.
Thanks. I tried Ctrl-l, but
2008/5/18 Ron Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I did try with the lowercase version of the key between k and ;.
But one can never be too sure. Just in case there are those who don't
know, in most fonts the uppercase eye glyph is one pixel shorter than
the lowercase el glyph, which is the maximum
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On 05/17/08 18:41, Dotan Cohen wrote:
2008/5/18 Ron Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I did try with the lowercase version of the key between k and ;.
But one can never be too sure. Just in case there are those who don't
know, in most fonts the uppercase
2008/5/18 Ron Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Actually I'm using text-only email on Gmail, but I do have a
variable-width font in use. Your point is well taken, and I will now
be on the lookout for a new default font that makes a better
distinction. Thanks!
And, of course, all GUI apps, like
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On 05/17/08 19:41, Dotan Cohen wrote:
2008/5/18 Ron Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[snip]
As I don't have a MTA installed for bugreport, I filed at Ubuntu:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/231508
It's been years since reportbug needed a local
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