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Kensington Spillproof Keyboard
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Join Date: Dec 1999
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It should wok fine, but it'll probably have a Windoze key.
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Originally Posted by GORDYmac
It should wok fine, but it'll probably have a Windoze key.
Will the Windoze key act as a command/apple key for my mac?
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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: San Antonio TX USA
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Good question, johnny. On my dual platform Kensington keyboard, the Windows key (it really bugs me when people who don't use Windows make fun of it...) is also marked "OPT" and the Alt key has the Apple on it. Whether it's this way with the Spillproof or not, you can map the keys to suit yourself courtesy of OS X.
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Originally Posted by ghporter
Good question, johnny. On my dual platform Kensington keyboard, the Windows key (it really bugs me when people who don't use Windows make fun of it...) is also marked "OPT" and the Alt key has the Apple on it. Whether it's this way with the Spillproof or not, you can map the keys to suit yourself courtesy of OS X.
Thanks (and sorry if I offended you). I forgot about the OS X key mapping feature. My main concern is whether (since it is not a dual platform board) it will even work on my G5.
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Originally Posted by ghporter
it really bugs me when people who don't use Windows make fun of it...
Subtle, harmless joke...Mac forum...sosumi For the record, I was at my work PC when I wrote that
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Originally Posted by GORDYmac
Subtle, harmless joke...Mac forum...sosumi For the record, I was at my work PC when I wrote that
That's generally the case-it's almost always someone who DOES work with Windows that uses this little joke. And in that case it IS a joke. But the folks who are "Mac purists" and would never soil themselves to touch a PC are the ones that really bug me. And I hadn't had enough coffee this morning when I posted that...
It's a philosophical thing with me-being a Computer Scientist, I often find that "brand bigots" are more than clueless, and of course that means they're smug about their ignorance.
Anyway, nothing more to see here, citizens. Go about your lives...
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Glenn -----OTR/L, MOT, Tx
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