Anyone know how I can remove them or configure them so
that I can press the shift kid repeatedly and not keep
bring up the Accessibilities "sticky keys" options
window? I like to use the shift key as a "fire" key in
some games. Trivial, but thanks if you know the answer!

On Fri, 5 Mar 2004 01:54:07 -0800, Kevin wrote:

> Anyone know how I can remove them or configure them so
> that I can press the shift kid repeatedly and not keep
> bring up the Accessibilities "sticky keys" options
> window? I like to use the shift key as a "fire" key in
> some games. Trivial, but thanks if you know the answer!

Control Panel (classic view)> Accessibility Options> Keyboard> Sticky Keys.

After removing the check from the box for Sticky Keys, click the Settings
button. Remove the check from "Use keyboard shortcut."

--
Sharon F
MS MVP - Windows XP Shell/User

Kevin,
It's not so trivial! I have 6 elementary schools using a
typing tutorial. It instructs they children to press the
shift key repeatedly. Then, BAM I have 32 kids that have
the same problem.

I dont have the answer, but I REALLY REALLY need to know
how to stop this too.

If anyone knows, please share it.

Mark White
Director of Technology
Romeo Community School District

>-----Original Message-----
>Anyone know how I can remove them or configure them so
>that I can press the shift kid repeatedly and not keep
>bring up the Accessibilities "sticky keys" options
>window? I like to use the shift key as a "fire" key in
>some games. Trivial, but thanks if you know the answer!
>.
>

Open Control Panel, open Accessibility Options, on the Keyboard tab, remove
the check from Use StickyKeys, click apply and ok.

--
Michael Solomon MS-MVP
Windows Shell/User
Backup is a PC User's Best Friend
DTS-L.Org: http://www.dts-l.org/

"Mark" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Kevin,
> It's not so trivial! I have 6 elementary schools using a
> typing tutorial. It instructs they children to press the
> shift key repeatedly. Then, BAM I have 32 kids that have
> the same problem.
>
> I dont have the answer, but I REALLY REALLY need to know
> how to stop this too.
>
> If anyone knows, please share it.
>
> Mark White
> Director of Technology
> Romeo Community School District
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Anyone know how I can remove them or configure them so
>>that I can press the shift kid repeatedly and not keep
>>bring up the Accessibilities "sticky keys" options
>>window? I like to use the shift key as a "fire" key in
>>some games. Trivial, but thanks if you know the answer!
>>.
>>