on 4/15/02 7:13 PM, David L Nuzum at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > on 4/15/02 5:54 PM, Adrian O'Sullivan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> I'm running my trusty J700/Sonnet G3/400 (happily) under OS 9.1 after >> recently upgrading to 9.1 via 9.0.4. >> >> However, since upgrading, the F1-F15 keys on my original UMAX Supermac >> extended keyboard have died. Under 8.6 at least the first four keys worked >> as follows: >> >> F1 - Undo >> F2 - Cut >> F3 - Copy >> F4 - Paste\ >> >> I've tried KeySequencer, for example, but couldn't get it to work. It gave >> me a "resource manager" error whenever I tried to save a macro. >> >> Help! > Hi Adrian > Open the Keyboard CP in Mac OS 9,1 and select Function Keys. You then > should be able to assign all fifteen Function Keys as you wish. > David in WV. After reading my post I think I should clarify it a bit. If you hold down the option key while selecting the function key they will work as they did when you were running Mac OS 9.0.4. Mac OS 9.1 added new features too the Keyboard CP. This allows you to assign a different function for each key. However you must now hold down the option key now. David in WV.
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