When working at my desk I actually plug in an external USB full size
keyboard with a numeric keypad, backwards delete and home/end page
up/down keys. Just easier that way.
CB
erik burggraaf wrote:
Hi Anouk, The numpad is in deed optional, and there really isn't that
much difference
Hi Anouk,
When you buy your macbook it won't have a numpad. That means you
won't be able to use the fn key and a key on your keyboard to turn
hal's v-focus on and off if you decide to co-operate windows and mac
OS in some way You could presumably buy an external number pad, but I
don't
Not until snowleppard gets here.
erik burggraaf
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On 18-Jul-09, at 8:05 PM, peter Apgar wrote:
Does the I phone's two finger flick read all command work on the
new mbps?
Thanks in
No, but depending on how you use windows a numpad may greatly
ficilitate things. If you use window-eyes for example, the mouse
functions are extremely conveniently laid out on the numpad, which of
course, you no longer have. I've gotten around this by switching to
laptop layout, but i
Will have to test this, but I'm hearing that in the latest version
of Fusion, which is virtualization software, that the capslock key,
does get passed through to the VM properly now.
On Jul 18, 2009, at 11:57 PM, May and Wynter wrote:
If I put windows on my mac machine when I get it, do
Hello Anowk,
A numeric keypad is not necessary for VoiceOver, it's just another
option. I prefer not to use one but I suspect I'm in the minority there.
With VoiceOver, there is very rarely just one way of doing something.
Very few of us have had any formal training in VoiceOver, so we tend
Hi,
It is optional with a numpad, but it enhances it.
Regards,
Alex,
On 18-Jul-09, at 5:02 AM, a radix wrote:
Hi, Do you actually need the numeric keypad to use voicover? I
thought it
was optional. If it is optional then there is not much difference imo
between using it on a laptop or
Hi,
The older ones had them built in. But from what apple wrote on their
site, plublically, they have made advances with the Trackpad and VO.
REgards,
Alex,
On 18-Jul-09, at 5:34 AM, a radix wrote:
Hey Erik, So there are no macbooks with numpad? Cant you buy an
external
one? I myself
Hi,
I probalbly will in Snow Leopard given what Apple has made public
about it.
Regards,
Alex,
On 18-Jul-09, at 5:05 PM, peter Apgar wrote:
Does the I phone's two finger flick read all command work on the
new mbps?
Thanks in advance.
Pete
-Original Message-
From:
Hi Anouk,
You don't need to use a numeric keypad with VoiceOver, but with
Leopard you have another option of customizing your frequently used
VoiceOver commands with the NumPad Commander. I did get a USB keypad,
the Lenovo 33L3225 Numeric Keypad, so I could learn the NumPad
Commander
Thanks very much. I keep this plus other messages regarding this for future
reference.
May, I'm ready for the stress to end. Off to Edmonton on the 25th.
- Original Message -
From: Esther mori...@mac.com
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Sent: Saturday, July 18, 2009 9:12 PM
Ok, I will keep this as well. I'm sure I'll need lots of help once I get my
mac since I've always been a windows user. Looking forward to the change
though.
I want windows on the machine just until I completely get use to mac and not
so afraid I'll blow something up, lol.
Also, one site I
Aargh! Yes, Mike is correct. The program you want in Spark to remap
your keys. I've been answering too many different list questions
lately. I mentioned Sharp Keys to answer a different question about
how to bind a command to announce the time to a hot key. Too many
different threads
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