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I cannot get the +/- Volume controls to work on a new keyboard.
I have no problem with an older Natural Keyboard Pro unit. I sent back my first Ergonomic keyboard thinking it was faulty. Surely I cannot have received two boards with the same fault? Please advise -- Chapman |
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alextubafest wrote:
> I cannot get the +/- Volume controls to work on a new keyboard. > > I have no problem with an older Natural Keyboard Pro unit. > > I sent back my first Ergonomic keyboard thinking it was faulty. > > Surely I cannot have received two boards with the same fault? Did you install the software that comes with the keyboard? You need special software for those "multimedia" type keyboards. Malke -- MS-MVP Windows Shell/User Elephant Boy Computers www.elephantboycomputers.com "Don't Panic" |
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I already had IntelliType Pro 5.5 installed. Thank you for your interest.
-- Chapman "Malke" wrote: > alextubafest wrote: > > > I cannot get the +/- Volume controls to work on a new keyboard. > > > > I have no problem with an older Natural Keyboard Pro unit. > > > > I sent back my first Ergonomic keyboard thinking it was faulty. > > > > Surely I cannot have received two boards with the same fault? > > Did you install the software that comes with the keyboard? You need special > software for those "multimedia" type keyboards. > > Malke > -- > MS-MVP Windows Shell/User > Elephant Boy Computers > www.elephantboycomputers.com > "Don't Panic" > |
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go in the control panel keyboard applet, go to the 'key
settings' tab & make sure the 'volume +/-/mute' key is checked. |
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Sorry, it is possible only to reassign the key and not to activate or
deactivate it. -- Chapman "anon" wrote: > go in the control panel keyboard applet, go to the 'key > settings' tab & make sure the 'volume +/-/mute' key is > checked. > > > |
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