You
can also use your keyboard as a mouse. This can be very helpful when your mouse
isn’t working properly, or if you want to have some fun.
1.
To activate mouse keys all you do is press Alt+Left shift key (the one below
the caps lock key) and the Num Lock key.
To
deactivate just press the above combination again.
All you have to do is to use your numeric
keypad to move the mouse pointer.
Here are some tips that might improve the
Mouse Keys experience:
- You might want to set your options to
something like the following (to change the options just double click on the
mouse icon in the systray and click on settings)
1) Select ‘Hold down Ctrl to speed up Shift
to slow down’ (this might be helpful if you want to go to a point quickly with
your cursor)
2) Change the option to ‘off‘ where it says
‘Use Mouse Keys when NumLock is:‘ (this way you can use your numeric keypad to
key in numbers)
And here are the functions that you can do
with the Numeric Keypad:
5 = a left click on your normal mouse
Press 0 and navigate the pointer= Selecting
the text in a normal keyboard
Pressing * or - and then pressing 5 = right
click on your normal mouse (to use 5 to perform the left click action press the
/ key).
To scroll up and down you can either use
arrow keys or the Page Up and Page Down keys. You can also use the spacebar to
get to the bottom of the page.
There are other combinations as well that
do the same tasks as the ones above so I haven’t mentioned them. You are going
to discover after playing around with the numeric keypad for a while.
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