speakup and sticky keys

[Kirk Reiser]

Hi Kirk and All:  I would really like to thank you for this quick
responce.  You saved me a lot of reading.  I tried your suggestions
and modified the speakup ins key and they all work just fine.  So if
anyone would like a copy of the speakupsticky.map file let me know.
It works quite nicely.

Once again thank you very much Kirk
  Kirk

Kirk Wood <cpt.kirk at 1tree.net> writes:

> I would find the keymap you are loading and modify it as follows (either
> add the lines, or modify any that are already there):
> keycode 29 = SCtrl
> keycode 42 = SShift
> keycode 56 = SAlt
> 
> These modifications will make your left Ctrl, Shift, and Alt keys work as
> a sticky key. You can press and release them and the next character will
> behave as if they are held down. They don't lock though. You can find more
> information about this in section 15.1 of the
> Keyboard-and-Console-HOWTO. In fact the article tells you how to do all
> kinds of cool and exciting stuff with your keyboard. As a word of warning,
> changes in one console act accross the board. So don't figure that you can
> change virtual consoles to bail out.
> 
> =======
> Kirk Wood
> Cpt.Kirk at 1tree.net
> 
> 
> 
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Kirk Reiser				The Computer Braille Facility
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