Many software programs require the user to press two or three keys at one time. For people who type with a headstick or mouthstick, that just isn't possible. StickyKeys allows users to press one key at a time and instructs the application to respond as if they had been pressed simultaneously. For some individuals, the sensitivity of the keyboard can be a major problem, especially if they hit keys accidentally. SlowKeys causes applications to disregard keystrokes that are not held down for a certain period of time.
Most keyboards allow users to repeat a key just by holding it down.
For people, who can't lift their fingers off the keyboard quickly enough, this convenience can be a major annoyance. RepeatKeys lets users adjust the repeat rate or disable it altogether to best customize their environment. This feature lets individuals control the mouse from the keyboard. Users can enjoy the flexibility of moving a mouse around the screen, selecting menus and other convenient mouse functions from the keyboard. MouseKeys can also help give users finer control than can be achieved with a standard mouse.