mshiels@watmath.waterloo.edu (Michael A. Shiels (MaS Network Software)) (01/31/88)
I need to find some programs which were posted quite a while ago. They allow the Alt/Ctrl/Shift keys to become sticky and once pushed they stay on till the next key is hit. This works great for people with one finger or mouth pointers etc. Thanx. -- Michael A. Shiels (MaS Network Software) mshiels@orchid.waterloo.EDU UUCP: ...path...!watmath!orchid!mshiels
heiby@mcdchg.UUCP (Ron Heiby) (02/03/88)
The documentation for Fansi-Console says that it can do this. I remember it because I was impressed by that additional level of attention to user needs in a very fine product. -- Ron Heiby, heiby@mcdchg.UUCP Moderator: comp.newprod & comp.unix "Intel architectures build character."
drick@hplvdo.HP.COM (David Rick) (02/04/88)
Re: sticky shift (:-) & etc keys A commercial solution is Borland's SuperKey. David L. Rick hplabs!hplvdo!drick Disclaimer: I have no connection with Borland - I just use their stuff.
hardin@hpindda.HP.COM (John Hardin) (02/11/88)
RE: sticky shift, ctl, and alt keys I just tried out XTreePro yesterday and noticed that it uses F9 & F10 as sticky ctl & alt keys. Though this is only useful within this one application, it does indicate that some companies are starting to recognize this as a useful feature. John Hardin