Alt-Control-Delete

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Hello,
I am disabled so have trouble holding these keys down. Is there a way to
change this to Control-Win-delete or Win-Alt-Delete?
Thanks,
Ray
 
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Ray said:
I am disabled so have trouble holding these keys down. Is there a way
to change this to Control-Win-delete or Win-Alt-Delete?
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Hi Ray,

I doubt you can change the key combination but you can press the keys
one-at-a-time using the StickyKeys option in the Accessibility Options
dialog in the Control Panel.
 
Many thanks Cindy, it works fine.
Ray

Cindy Winegarden said:
In news: (e-mail address removed),


Hi Ray,

I doubt you can change the key combination but you can press the keys
one-at-a-time using the StickyKeys option in the Accessibility Options
dialog in the Control Panel.
Click to expand...
 
Hello,
I am disabled so have trouble holding these keys down. Is there a way to
change this to Control-Win-delete or Win-Alt-Delete?
Thanks,
Ray
Click to expand...

You can always just make a shortcut to it on your desktop and then
just double click it or assign a hotkey to it.

Right click the Desktop
Select New/Shortcut
For the command line enter taskmgr.exe
Click Next
Name it whatever you want (Task Manager though would be the most
obvious)
Click Finish

You now have it as a shortcut on your desktop. And can even assign a
hotkey to the shortcut if you want.
 
Also, the accessibility function, sticky keys, Tools
/accessories will allow you to press key combinations one at
a time. The wizard will walk you through the setup.

I like the idea of the task manager short cut if that is the
only key combination you need to use.




| On Sat, 29 Nov 2003 18:09:54 -0600, "Ray"
<[email protected]>
| wrote:
|
| >Hello,
| >I am disabled so have trouble holding these keys down. Is
there a way to
| >change this to Control-Win-delete or Win-Alt-Delete?
| >Thanks,
| >Ray
| >
|
| You can always just make a shortcut to it on your desktop
and then
| just double click it or assign a hotkey to it.
|
| Right click the Desktop
| Select New/Shortcut
| For the command line enter taskmgr.exe
| Click Next
| Name it whatever you want (Task Manager though would be
the most
| obvious)
| Click Finish
|
| You now have it as a shortcut on your desktop. And can
even assign a
| hotkey to the shortcut if you want.
|
|
 
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