Modify Keyboard Behavior

Even when the size and feel of the keyboard are ideal, the response of the keyboard when a key is pressed may hinder device user.  The behavior of the keyboard can be changed in several ways, depending on the device.

• Keys may autorepeat and produce a series of letters if held down too long.
• A person may accidentally touch a key when moving over the keyboard. Slow Keys will ignore such brief presses and only respond to deliberate actions.
• A person may have difficulty holding two keys down at the same time, to produce capital letters. Sticky Keys allows the typist to press just one key at a time, and still get capitals.
• A person may have shaky hands causing multiple keypresses when only one is intended. Tremor management software can allow fast typing while managing the effects of tremor.

What type of keyboard behavior change are you looking for?