Mouse actions

Keyboard actions

1

On the Start menu:

• Point to All Programs.
• Point to Accessories.
• Point to Accessibility.
• Select On–Screen Keyboard.

Note:  A message box with a link to more information about the On–Screen Keyboard may appear. To close the box, select OK.

Display the Start menu by pressing CTRL+ESC (or the Windows logo key ).

• Move to All Programs by pressing P.
• If it does not open automatically, press ENTER to open the All Programs menu.
• Move to Accessories by pressing the DOWN ARROW key.
• Press ENTER.
• Select Accessibility by pressing ENTER.
• Move to On–Screen Keyboard by pressing the DOWN ARROW key.
• Press ENTER.

Note:  A message box with a link to more information about accessibility utilities may appear. To close the box, press ALT+TAB to select the message box, and then press ENTER. Then, press ALT+TAB to select the document in which you want to begin working.

2

In the On–Screen Keyboard window:

• On the Keyboard menu, choose the keyboard options you prefer by selecting or clearing the check boxes.

In the On–Screen Keyboard window:

• Display the Keyboard menu by pressing ALT+K.
  Choose from the following keyboard options:
• Select Enhanced Keyboard by pressing E.
• Select Standard Keyboard by pressing S.
• Select Regular Layout by pressing R.
• Select Block Layout by pressing B.
• Select 101 keys by pressing 1.
• Select 102 keys by pressing 2.
• Select 106 keys by pressing 6.

3

After selecting On–Screen Keyboard options, to return to the document you want to type characters in:

• Place the insertion point where you want to begin.

Note:  To exit On–Screen Keyboard, select the Close button.

After selecting On–Screen Keyboard options, to return to the document you want to type characters in:

• Press ALT+TAB to select it.

Note:  To exit On–Screen Keyboard (be sure it is selected by pressing ALT+TAB), and then press ALT+F, X.