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Set of flags that describe properties of the MouseKeys accessibility feature.
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TJvMouseKeysFlags = setof (mkfAvailable, mkfConfirmHotKey, mkfHotkeyActive, mkfHotkeySound, mkfIndicator, mkfMouseKeysOn, mkfModifiers, mkfReplaceNumbers);
Description
The following table indicates the meaning of the various TJvMouseKeysFlags flags:
Value | Meaning |
mkfAvailable | The MouseKeys feature is available. |
mkfConfirmHotKey | Windows 95/98, Windows 2000: A confirmation dialog box appears when the MouseKeys feature is activated by using the hot key. |
mkfHotkeyActive | The user can turn the MouseKeys feature on and off by using the hot key, which is LEFT ALT+LEFT SHIFT+NUM LOCK. |
mkfHotkeySound | The system plays a siren sound when the user turns the MouseKeys feature on or off by using the hot key. |
mkfIndicator | Windows 95/98, Windows 2000: A visual indicator is displayed when the MouseKeys feature is on. |
mkfMouseKeysOn | The MouseKeys feature is on. |
mkfModifiers | Windows 95/98, Windows 2000: The CTRL key increases cursor speed by the value specified by the iCtrlSpeed member, and the SHIFT key causes the cursor to delay briefly after moving a single pixel, allowing fine positioning of the cursor. If this value is not specified, the CTRL and SHIFT keys are ignored while the user moves the mouse cursor using the arrow keys. |
mkfReplaceNumbers | Windows 95/98, Windows 2000: The numeric keypad moves the mouse when the NUM LOCK key is on. If this flag is not specified, the numeric keypad moves the mouse cursor when the NUM LOCK key is off. |
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