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Question: Is it compatible with apple?
Document: we got another brand 1st but it wasn't compatible with our PC, sent it back and got this one. This one is by far a better keyboard ~ it just feels like hitting keys when you are typing. Much better.
the switch must be all the wayup towards the top of the keyboard otherwise none of the keys will work. i noticed this while testing my second keyboard. thanks to amazon.comfor showing us the way to get a better keyboard!
my husband bought his own computer but has macular degeneration and the keyboard works great for him. he is doing great with the computer because the keyboard makes it possible for him to see the keys better. thank you
much easier to read even without class's can make out letters. also has features along top that old keyboard did not have. 1 month now with no tech problems
it was very readable and though the action on the keys felt somewhat like a unsophisticated child's toy to a non visually impaired user I think an elderly person who did not have the acute motor coordination of their youth might find it reassuring so as to know what key they had actuated and to know by sensory feel that it had indeed been actuated. The real test will be a final report from my father in law who will be testing it out for his personal use over the next month.
have had this for a couple years and its holding up perfectly and gets used 8 hours a day. easy to see and a big &#34;enter&#34; key is great.
bought for almost blind friend. Is delighted. excellent layout. easy respnse rate. not cheap, but worth the price. recommend to visually impaired.
at last i can see the letters! they're big enough! sorta ugly but that's okay. i recommend this to anybody who can't see the letters and that would be most everybody. Heck, I can type so I don't have to see what i'm typing but it's just gibberish if my fingers aren't in the right place.
at last I can just work without any glasses at all.So annoying trying to find what part of the lensto look through... wearisome too...BUT it is yellow. like a cautionary tale well told.white would have been nice but not as contrastyIt sounds wonderful... like an IBM Selectric for thosewho remember...
arrived on time , unit waseasy to install. Altho I dont have a visual problem the key were large enough for someone who does. unit was solidly built and heavier than a less expensive unit thus it didnt slide around.Key strokes solid -- and it just looks cool! !
Answer: FAQ5 - Keys-U-See® Are Keys-U-See® keyboards Macintosh compatible?Our Keys-U-See® keyboards are designed for use with Windows PC computer systems. However, they will work with Macintosh (Mac) computers using OS 9 or later but due to differences in the operating systems (OS) some functions may not work or may not work as expected on Mac computers. Most keyboards designed for use with Mac computers have a USB port for the mouse. The Keys-U-See® keyboard does not have any USB ports, so you will need to find another source for plugging your mouse into your computer. As when using any PC keyboard with a Mac, you will find that the command and option keys are reversed (The "Command" Key is mapped to the "Windows" Key and the "Option" Key is mapped to the "Alt" Key). With OS 10.4 or later this can be corrected by changing the settings for these keys in the "Keyboard & Mouse" options located in the "System Preferences". For OS 9 to OS 10.3, you will need to find a third party software solution to remap these keys. The media and "sleep" keys on the Keys-U-See keyboard will work with OS 10.4 and later; the other "hot keys" do not work with the Mac OS. With OS 9 to OS 10.3 none of the "hot keys" will work. FAQ5 - Keys-U-See® Are Keys-U-See® keyboards Macintosh compatible?Our Keys-U-See® keyboards are designed for use with Windows PC computer systems. However, they will work with Macintosh (Mac) computers using OS 9 or later but due to differences in the operating systems (OS) some functions may not work or may not work as expected on Mac computers. Most keyboards designed for use with Mac computers have a USB port for the mouse. The Keys-U-See® keyboard does not have any USB ports, so you will need to find another source for plugging your mouse into your computer. As when using any PC keyboard with a Mac, you will find that the command and option keys are reversed (The "Command" Key is mapped to the "Windows" Key and the "Option" Key is mapped to the "Alt" Key). With OS 10.4 or later this can be corrected by changing the settings for these keys in the "Keyboard & Mouse" options located in the "System Preferences". For OS 9 to OS 10.3, you will need to find a third party software solution to remap these keys. The media and "sleep" keys on the Keys-U-See keyboard will work with OS 10.4 and later; the other "hot keys" do not work with the Mac OS. With OS 9 to OS 10.3 none of the "hot keys" will work.FAQ5 - Keys-U-See® Are Keys-U-See® keyboards Macintosh compatible?Our Keys-U-See® keyboards are designed for use with Windows PC computer systems. However, they will work with Macintosh (Mac) computers using OS 9 or later but due to differences in the operating systems (OS) some functions may not work or may not work as expected on Mac computers. Most keyboards designed for use with Mac computers have a USB port for the mouse. The Keys-U-See® keyboard does not have any USB ports, so you will need to find another source for plugging your mouse into your computer. As when using any PC keyboard with a Mac, you will find that the command and option keys are reversed (The "Command" Key is mapped to the "Windows" Key and the "Option" Key is mapped to the "Alt" Key). With OS 10.4 or later this can be corrected by changing the settings for these keys in the "Keyboard & Mouse" options located in the "System Preferences". For OS 9 to OS 10.3, you will need to find a third party software solution to remap these keys. The media and "sleep" keys on the Keys-U-See keyboard will work with OS 10.4 and later; the other "hot keys" do not work with the Mac OS. With OS 9 to OS 10.3 none of the "hot keys" will work.