Keyboard:
FilterKeys-
Turns on FilterKeys, which instructs your keyboard to
ignore brief or repeated keystrokes. You can also adjust the
keyboard repeat rate, which is the rate at which a key
repeats when you hold it down. Check the Use
FilterKeys box
and then click Settings.
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If you check the Keyboard shortcut box you will be able to
turn Filterkeys on or off by holding down the
RIGHT SHIFT key for 8
to 16 seconds.
Filter Options
I would use caution when selecting the next setting as I
could see how this could become very annoying. However for
some people it could save them some frustration.
Clicking on the ignore repeated keystrokes option Instructs
your computer to ignore repeated keystrokes that occur in
very rapid succession. In these cases,
all but the first keystroke will be ignored. To adjust the
interval at
which repeated keystrokes are recognized, click Settings.
This
feature, also called BounceKeys, is useful for people who
might
unintentionally cause the keys to bounce when pressed or
released due to involuntary hand movements.
Checking the box next to - ignore quick keystrokes and
slow down
the repeat rate box Instructs your computer to ignore keys
that are
pressed only briefly. To adjust how long a key must be
pressed
before the keystroke is accepted, click Settings. These
features,
sometimes referred to as RepeatKeys or SlowKeys, are useful
for
people who might press keys unintentionally because of
involuntary hand movements.
You can test your settings by typing in the text box.
Notification::
Use the Notification options to have windows make
sounds
when
a key is accepted or pressed and also to show the
FilterKeys status on screen.
