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is there any way to have a sound occur when I press caps lock? I often hit it
by mistake and then have to re-type a lot of text.
Thanks!
by mistake and then have to re-type a lot of text.
Thanks!
Wizard said:is there any way to have a sound occur when I press caps lock? I often hit
it
by mistake and then have to re-type a lot of text.
Wizard said:is there any way to have a sound occur when I press caps lock? I often hit it
by mistake and then have to re-type a lot of text.
Thanks!
LVTravel said:Go to Control Panel, Accessibility Options and then go to Keyboard,
click on Use Toggle Keys. Click OK.
Ken Blake said:But note that on some systems, the sound this makes is so quiet as to be
almost inaudible. There are third-party programs that do a better job of
this. Google can find them.
Personally, I never want to use Caps Lock key at all, and I turn it off
permanently with Sharpkeys at http://www.randyrants.com/. I do the same
with the Insert key, another keyI never use, and sometimes hit
accidentally.
Ken Blake said:But note that on some systems, the sound this makes is so quiet as to be
almost inaudible. There are third-party programs that do a better job of
this. Google can find them.
Personally, I never want to use Caps Lock key at all, and I turn it off
permanently with Sharpkeys at http://www.randyrants.com/. I do the same
with the Insert key, another keyI never use, and sometimes hit
accidentally.
Nick said:I tried installing it but it won't as it says the 2.0 version of NET
framework must be installed. I gather that I have 1.1.
Should 2.0 have been supplied with Windows XP updates?
Nick said:I have just installed NET framework 2.0 and then been able to install
Sharpkeys.
I have now disabled the Insert key - brilliant!
Doug said:So what do you do in the future when you NEED the insert key?