Public bug reported:

HARDY AMD64
REFERS ALSO TO FEISTY i386 and GUTSY i386
Microsoft Wireless Multi-media Keyboard  1.0A

PACAKAGE: according to xprop | grep WM_CLASS: gnome-at-properties
However the package appears not to be known in the "Which package..." selection


I set Assistive Technologies Preferences>Keyboard Accessibility/Keyboard 
Preferences:

Allow to turn accessibility features on and off from the keyboard - NOT TICKED
Simulate simultaneous keypress - ticked
Disable sticky keys if two keys are pressed together - NOT TICKED

Notifications:
Beep when accessibility features are turned on or off - ticked
Beep when a toggle key is pressed - ticked
Beep when a modifier key is pressed - ticked.

These settings work as expecteded EXCEPT:
pressing Caps Lock DOES NOT BEEP - it should
BUT
pressing a modifier key and another key at the same time TURNS OFF THESE 
SETTINGS - it shouldn't as Disable sticky keys if two keys are pressed together 
is NOT TICKED.

I can not express strongly enough how grossly inconvenient the latter
is. All settings have to be re-done dozens of times a day.

Nor can I express strongly enough how alienated bugs in
Accessibility/Assistive Technologies make us who need them, feel.

Please, please can Accessibilty features be fixed - this bug I am
reporting has been with Ubuntu since I first used it (Edgy). You will
never get 'importance'  high on this by numbers or by reports such is
the ratio of users. But thinking beyond numbers - does Ubuntu want to
ignore or embrace those who need these features?

** Affects: ubuntu
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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keyboard accessibility doesn't behave properly
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/217013
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