tired of those numpad problems? This is how you do it. this is a posting from walter siren but he posted it under a different subject which probably means most of you might have missed it. You don't have to do any script writing to take that numpad out of those numbers. Here is how you do it. It is tedious, but you must go through each number. 1, press insert numrow+6 for config file, 2, press shift+control+d for default, 3, press alt+s for settings, 4, press k for keyboard, 5, press n until you hear numbers, 6, start arrowing down to each number, 7, tab twice to change key, 8, press the space bar to change it, 9, Now, type in just the number, and press enter, 10, keep this up until you have finished number 9, 11, tab to ok, 12, press alt+f4, twice, At one of those times, it will ask you if you want to save changes, then press enter on yes, and now you will only hear the numbers when you press the numlock, and start pressing numbers. At 12:22 AM 10/18/99 -0400, you wrote: >To answer your rudely worded question about what's wrong with hearing >"numpad" every time a key on the numpad is pressed, many of us like to >enter numbers with the numpad instead of the top row of the typing >keyboard. It is much quicker to varify what we're typing if we don't >have to hear "numpad" before every digit! Your post also makes the >rather strange assumption that we are all intimately familiar with >scripts and how to change them. This may come as a shock to you, but >most of us are computer users, not computer programmers. I am very >grateful to the script writers on this list who have given a great >deal of help, realizing that most people have very little knoledge >about programming. - Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net
