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SUMMARYUsers or developers may request a method to substitute a keystroke for a mouse action. Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0 both use the MouseKeys feature as part of the Accessibility option. This article explains how to modify the operating system to use a keystroke in place of a mouse action. MORE INFORMATIONFollow these steps to enable the keystrokes:
<Left ALT+Left SHIFT+NUM LOCK>NOTE: The mouse cursor must be placed over an object, such as a command button, for these keystrokes to function. For example, if a command button has focus and the cursor is not over the command button, the keystrokes will not activate the button. In addition, you must use the numeric keypad keys for all mouse key functions. Using the Arrow keys, Insert, or Delete keys produces inconsistent results. Some of the MouseKey options addressed in this accessibility feature are listed below:
REFERENCESFor additional information, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Q139517 How to Use MouseKeys Feature in Windows 95 Microsoft Windows 95 Resource Kit; pages 1244-1246 © Microsoft Corporation 1998, All Rights Reserved. Additional query words:
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