why didnt mac adopted DVORAK keys?
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Not that big of a market, and if you want you can purchase one online.
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go to the mac website and they will tell you or use the music library feature in itunes i have a pod and use this, but am using a mac computer
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They have a keyboard with various "strokes."  Once entering the appropriate strokes for a symbol, it combines them into one.  I'm to understand it's a bit annoying to use.
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not entirely sure mate, i know it's a complete pain on my own.\n\na starting point would be right-clicking on a blank bit of the taskbar and hunting the resultant menu for "Toolbars" then "language bar" and seeing if it can be re-enabled. it doesn't exactly seem to be MS's most stable or reliable bit of programming. i use it to switch between various things on my tablet PC: I need UK-english for typing, but handwriting recognition only works with US-english (gaaaah!), and if i'm using the onscreen keyboard with the stylus right-handed Dvorak works far better than QWERTY...... it can take several attempts before the swtichover works though, and the langauge bar takes delight in morphing through various forms, with bits appearing or disappearing, while i try it.
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We had an old legacy windows programs. Few Mac client had recently needed to use. So i gave them a solution as Mac OS 10X with RDC. It worked well.
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AutoCAD Anybody?\n\nThis strategy by Apple addresses the "classic case" of inability to adopt Mac. The classic case is this: I can run every piece of software I need natively on Mac OS X, except for the one I need the most.\n\nFor many in the CAD world, this happens to be AutoCAD. Yet, for others it happens to be programs like SolidWorks, CATIA, Pro/E and others. Maybe a user wants to use Autodesk's 3D Studio Max. All of this is possible now at native -- and very attractive -- speeds.\n\nThis isn't the same thing as native solutions for OS X. And that is what Mac users ultimately want. But for now, this is Apple's latest big move in its efforts to win the hearts and wallets of folks frustrated with the Windows computing experience.
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Download from http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/25411
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Are to talking about the little line that's raised a little (if so there should be one on the 'J' key too)?  If you are, it's so you can feel whether or not your fingers are in the right place.  It reduces the need to look at the keyboad while typing (and I image would be extremely useful for blind people).  Incidently, on old Apple keyboards, there is a circular bump on 'D' and 'K' rather than a horizontal line bump on 'F' and 'J,' but at some point a few years back they changed it to match Microsoft keyboards so it would be easier to swtich back and forth between the two (if you can find an old Apple keyboard, try typing on it - it feels weirder than you might expect).
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Try using the Alt Gr key, bottom right hand side, beside the space bar, that's only if you have a European keyboard.
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Depends if you're Mac or PC.  I have to remember 2 ways as I use Mac at work (Cmd-p) and PC at home (Ctrl-p).\n\nQuick keys can be a pain sometimes - lol
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check out some of the M-Audio products for midi inputs for the mac\n\nhttp://www.m-audio.com/\n\nhttp://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/FireWire410-main.html
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traditional dichotomous keys are limited because you only deal with a contrasting pair of traits at each step and this is a problem if the important traits are missing. btw, problems relating to definitions can be addressed by illustrating the key. Modern electronic keys allow multiple points of entry ...
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I think it would be best to buy a special keyboard, but they are probably hard to come by and expensive. I have found a program called KeyTweak (free, http://webpages.charter.net/krumsick/ ) that I used to remap one of my multimedia buttons to open the calculator. This program will allow you to make any key do whatever you want (at least whatever any other key can do), and is pretty easy to use. You will want to use the half teach mode for any key that you want to change that isn't shown on the main page. Also, you have to restart your computer before the settings take effect.\n\nThe problem is that if you use this program, your keys will not do what is printed on them. You might be able to take your keys off somehow and rearrange them; or maybe use a permanent marker or paint?\n\nBelow is a link to a picture of the Left-handed Dvorak layout (in case it will help with remapping)
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You can try F5 on the keyboard, that would be easier.
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Hi there...here's a forum which someone asked the very same question and many people responded with the following: http://forums.applenova.com/showthread.php?t=6397&page=1&pp=30\n\nAnother site: http://www.silvermac.com/2006/cool-things-you-can-do-on-mac/
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I've never found a use for it, after making hours of multitrack recordings.  It turns up as an option in the MIDI settings function when I set the midi sources and outputs in the recording prog [cakewalk] but I never found any need to apply it.
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F3, F4, and F5 generally control volume on a mac.\nMute, decrease volume, and increase volume -- repectively.\n\nI have had the same problem with out of balance speakers.  I know that if you go into the system preferences you can balance them manually (as you have already done, aparently), but I don't believe there is a shortcut key causing your problem.  The folks at the "genius bar" told me that my problem was probably a third party program that was adjusting things.