Re: Does anyone use the winkey program and if so?
- From: tickpub@xxxxxxxx
- To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 24 Feb 2007 22:07:55 -0800
Wow, thank you for that, I appriciate your efforts and will put them to
good use.
Take care
MMM
On Sat, 24 Feb 2007 20:48:59 -0600 "Gary Jackson" <gary@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
writes:
> Hi,
>
> No, no big deal installing it. I have included instructions below
> for
> creating hot keys and what to avoid.
>
> The following is a list of standard windows key shorcuts That you
> shouldn't
> use when creating a new shortcut. Any of the other shortcuts that
> you see
> when you open WinKey can be removed and the key combination used for
> another
> file or folder.
>
> Standard Windows key shortcuts are:
>
> Windows Key + D: Show Desktop
>
> Windows Key + E: Windows Explorer
>
> Windows Key + F: Find Files or Folders...
>
> Windows Key + M: Minimize All Windows
>
> Windows Key + Shift+M: Undo Minimize All
>
> Windows Key + R: Run...
>
> Windows Key + Tab: Select Task
>
> Windows Key + Break: System Properties
>
> Windows Key + F1: Windows Help
>
> To remove any of the other shortcuts already included in WinKey
> simply
> highlight it, tab to the remove button and press the space bar. You
> will be
> asked to confirm the removal.
>
> Creating a new WinKey hot key:
>
> 1. After opening WinKey tab to and press space on the add button.
> You will
> hear shortcut properties.
>
> 2. Tab once and you will hear shortcut. Enter the combination you
> want by
> pressing the windows key + one other key.
>
> Example: windows key + f2
>
> 3. Tab once again and you will hear parameters. You don't need to
> enter
> anything here if you simply use these find commands:
>
> alt F, browse for files
>
> alt D, browse for folders
>
> 4. After using alt F you will hear file name. Tab once and you will
> hear
> files of type. If you are browsing for a file curser down to "all
> files".
> After using alt D to browse for a folder you will be placed in a
> tree view
> of your folders and can skip step 5.
>
> 5. Now tab until you get to the look in combo box and locate either
> the file
> or folder you're making the shortcut for.
>
> 6. Once the file or folder is located tab to the open button and hit
> the
> space bar. From here you can tab through these items, make any
> changes you
> want, and then hit space on the OK button. You're new windows key
> hot key
> should be created.
>
> To view the properties of any combination simply highlight it, tab
> to and
> hit space on the properties button.
>
>
>
> Gary
>
>
>
> Gary Jackson KK5GE
> gary@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Phone: 409-962-0353
>
>
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <tickpub@xxxxxxxx>
> To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Saturday, February 24, 2007 2:05 PM
> Subject: Does anyone use the winkey program and if so?
>
>
> Hello all, is there anyone who uses the winkey program with jaws?
> Did it download ok and was it any big deal to set it up or does
> this
> happen on its own.
> I need another way of setting up macros and this sounds great but
> need to
> know just a bit more.
> Thanks and will wait for your feed back!
> MMM
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