Hello all,
Speakup had a the capslock key as a modifier for laptops, with the
right-hand part of the keyboard being used in place of the numpad keys,
e.g.
uio = 789
jkl = 456
m,. = 123
I can't remember what they did for /, *, -, +, ., or the enter key, but
I'm sure of the main part. I didn't use it much as I didn't have a
laptop at the time, but I experimented with it and thought it was pretty
sensible.
Terrence
Terrence
m,./
or something like that.
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