Tim,
This is accomplished by using the laptop keyboard layout which is
designed for computers with no numeric keypads. Once you activate this
command structure from the Keyboard/Layouts settings group of the
Window-Eyes control panel, you can use the Capslock with the letters U,
I, and O to move the mouse by line, J, K, and L to move by word, and N,
M, and Comma to move by character. The full list of laptop commands are
located in the Hotkey Reference near the end of the Window-Eyes user's
guide.
Regards,
Steve
On 10/15/2012 6:46 PM, tim cumings wrote:
How do i access window-eyes review mode on my laptop if it doesn't have the
separate numb
pad?
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