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IntelliKeys Settings: Repeat Tab Options Some individuals may need to have a key press not repeat or the user may need to have a key repeat without holding the key down. Repeat Rate The Repeat Rate option has 15 incremental settings, with 1 being the slowest repeat rate and 15 being the fastest. How do I adjust the Repeat Rate? (The default setting is 15) 1. Select (i.e., check) the Repeat Rate option. 2. Select the desired repeat rate (1–15) from the corresponding settings box. Repeat When Repeat is selected, IntelliKeys repeats the key’s key content until the user stops pressing that key. On a Mac, IntelliKeys Classic users would open the Keyboard control panel to set Key Repeat Off. How do I set the Repeat option? (The default setting is On) 1. Select (i.e., check) the Repeat option. 2. Select On or Off. Repeat Latching When Repeat Latching is selected, IntelliKeys repeats the last repeating key press after the user lifts off that key. The repeat continues until another key press stops the repeat. Repeat Latching is a useful feature to select for individuals needing to continuously press Mouse Arrows. How do I select Repeat Latching? (The default setting is Off) 1. Select (i.e., check) the Repeat Latching option. 2. Select On or Off. IntelliKeys Settings: Shift Tab Options Most computer programs use keyboard shortcuts that require pressing multiple keys simultaneously. For instance, to type a capital letter or execute certain commands, a user is IntelliKeys Settings dialog box Repeat tab options IntelliKeys Settings dialog box Shift tab options required to press the Shift modifier key in combination with another key. Shift is the most commonly used modifier key. Other Modifier keys include Control, Alt, Command and Option. Pressing two or more keys simultaneously may be difficult for some individuals. IntelliKeys users can select Shift Key Action options to allow the user to press keys sequentially rather than simultaneously. 72 Overlay Maker 3 User’s <strong>Guide</strong>
Shift Key Action: Latch When Latch is selected and the user presses any modifier key, IntelliKeys will “hold down” the modifier for the next non-modifier key press, then “release” all held down keys. For example, to type a word beginning with a capital letter using the latching feature, the user first presses the Shift key, then types in the entire word. The first letter will be capitalized automatically and the following letters will be lowercase. Shift Latch is the IntelliKeys default setting unless another Shift Key Action is selected. Shift Key Action: Lock When Lock is selected and the user presses any modifier once, IntelliKeys will latch (i.e., “hold down” the modifier for the next keystroke, then “release”). If the user presses a modifier twice in succession, IntelliKeys will lock (i.e., “hold down” the modifier for all the following keystrokes) until that modifier key is “released” by pressing it again. For example, to type a word consisting of all capital letters (such as INTELLITOOLS) using the locking feature, the user presses the Shift key twice, then types in the entire word. Notice the IntelliKeys Shift light stays on. All letters in the word are capitalized automatically. When the user presses Shift again, the user resumes typing in lowercase. Notice the IntelliKeys Shift light is now off. Shift Key Action: No Latch When No Latching is selected and the user presses any modifier, the modifier will not affect any other key (i.e., it will not modify). This is useful when playing some game programs. For example, in some pinball game programs the Shift key is used to flip a paddle. In this case the user would not want the Shift key to modify the next keystroke. How do I select a Shift Key Action? (The default setting is Latching) 1. Select (i.e., check) the Shift Key Action option. 2. Click the radio button next to the desired Shift Key Action option. Indicator Lights The indicator lights on the left side of the IntelliKeys keyboard provide visual indication of the state of the IntelliKeys. A green light next to Shift, Caps Lock, and/or Mouse Down indicates that the feature is active (i.e., that key on the overlay has been pressed). A red light next to Alt/Option, Control/Command, and/or Num Lock indicates that the feature is active (i.e., that key on the overlay has been pressed). Num Lock will not light up when connected to a Macintosh computer. The indicator lights also flash when the IntelliKeys keyboard is reset and when an overlay is sent. How do I select an Indicator Lights option for IntelliKeys Classic? (The default setting is 3) 1. Select (i.e., check) the Indicator Lights option. 2. Click the radio button next to the desired option—3 or 6. 07: Working with Settings and Preferences 73
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User’s Guide Copyright 2004, Inte
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Table of Contents Package Contents.
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Overlay Activity Kits: Language Art
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What’s New and Different? For tho
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01: IntelliKeys, Overlays, and Over
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Working with Overlay Maker 3 After
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Using Overlay Maker 3 with IntelliT
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02: Getting Started System Requirem
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Uninstalling Overlay Maker 3 From a
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03: Beginners Tutorial - Creating a
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Part 4: Creating, Copying, and Past
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Page 61 and 62: Saving Overlay Files Using Overlay
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Overlay Activity Kits: Off-Computer
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