The developers of systems for Apple computers have added the ability to use keys for all occasions. Even provided the ability to control the cursor using the Mac keyboard.
This can happen in case of a broken pointing device or for more precise pointer movement when working with video or graphics applications.
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How to Enable Keyboard Cursor Control on Mac


The option is enabled in macOS, you must activate the ability to enable it in advance using a brief description in order to switch to an alternative control method at the right time.
1. Go to System Preferences – Accessibility – Pointer Control.
2. Activate View Control keys.
3. Click indicator “I” near the toggle switch and enable/disable the mode using quintuple keyboard instrument Option (alternative).
Unfortunately, it will not work to change the hot one. So you assume that when you disable the mouse or trackpad, you can enable a new cursor control mode.
Don’t stop there before increasing his movement speed (this may differ from mouse and trackpad).
How to control the Mac cursor using the keyboard
Activate the control mode by (in the specified way) or by entering characters five times Option (alternative).
After that, parts of the buttons will no longer perform their previous functions and are used to move the cursor on the screen.
Depending on usage on Mac, Republic will have different buttons.
▶ On a computer with compact keyboard without blocking, control will be provided using the buttons: 7,8,9,U,O,F,K,L. Button I will be used to confirm the action.
▶ On a Mac with full size keyboard (with a digital block) you can use the buttons to control: 7,8,9,4,6,1,2,3 and installation 5 to confirm the action.
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Now you can control your Apple computer controller in a new way.
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