Differences When Running IntelliType in Windows and Windows NT
Article ID: 120561
Article Last Modified on 8/15/2005
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Natural Keyboard
- Microsoft Natural Keyboard
This article was previously published under Q120561
SUMMARY
This article discusses the differences between IntelliType in Windows and
IntelliType in Windows NT.
MORE INFORMATION
Available in Windows NT
In Windows NT, the Keyboards Options dialog box includes a Logon/Logoff
feature. This feature is activated by simultaneously pressing both Windows
keys on the Microsoft Natural Keyboard.
Available in Windows 3.0, 3.1, 3.11
In Windows, you can start IntelliType Manager either by pressing the key
combination CTRL+ESC or by double-clicking the desktop. By design, the
only way to start IntelliType Manager in Windows NT is by pressing the
Windows keys on the Microsoft Natural Keyboard.
The Pointer Wrap feature is available in Windows only. (This option is
unavailable if you are running Windows NT.)
Additional query words: hotkey
Keywords: KB120561