[SOLVED] 10-key keypad

[Bart]

Altman

Everything happened just as you said it would accept the 10 key keyboard still doesn't work.
I wish there was a way for someone to take a look at this.

Sorry about being slow getting back to this I wasn't feeling well & decided to wait until I felt better.

Thanks, Bart

[altman]

No worries Bart . Take your time . I know what it is being sick .

Gee wonder why it s doing that .

Anyone can chim in !

Thinking about it , your laptop s up to date !

[Bart]

I do the up date every day. Sometimes 3 times a day & when I shut it down for any reason.

This is an Acer Aspire 5740. With Linux Lite 2.2 is there any way to get help on line connecting from 1 computer to another?

Oh another question is there a way to enlarge the font of the top Tool bars. Right now I have a light green back ground to make the font stand out so it is easier to read.

Thanks, Bart

[altman]

I don t know how Bart . Ok for the updates .

But I think that this might work ; wonder if you tried it before .

In your Menu , go to Settings , then to Settings Editor , then to Keyboards , what it s written in there .

[Bart]

Property        Type      Locked      Value

V  Default    Empty 

V Keyboard  Boolean

  Rate            Integer                    10

  Numlock    Boolean                      X

  Restore Numlock Boolean

[altman]

I looked at mine &  on numlocks it s ticked on , & yours is written underneat Restore Numlock Boolean , I would try that out .

[Bart]

I give up..................I guess I have to use my Toshiba laptop love the computer worried about when W7 goes by the wayside. Love Linux 2.2 I think it could use some improvement, especially in the viability area for older people a little more brightness & larger font for the tool bars. This is probably my fault for not knowing how to change things .  Thanks very much for all your help, Bart 

[altman]

Don t give up !

I increased the size of the letters in the lower bar myself , just have to remember how I did it .

As for the numlocks , lets try this . Go to Menu , then Settings , to Settings Manager , go to Hardware , click on Keyboard , then Behavior ,  then check if Numlocks is ticked on .

As for the lettering size , I ll find it , give me a little while till I find it how .

Their s also the Accessibility in the Menu , then Settings , for enabling it , you gotta click on it & it will be on , on next reboot .

[altman]

Think I found how to resize the fonts sizes ,

Go onto Menu , then Settings , then Window Manager , then go to Tittle Fonts , you ll see some numbers on the right end side , increase it to either 10 or 11 .

Let see what it will do .

[Bart]

I don't remember if I told you this or not but when I boot up I can use the 10 key to put my pass word in but not afterwards.