# &applet; Manual

The &applet; shows the status of the keyboard accessibility features.

2005
Francisco Javier F. Serrador
2003
Sun Microsystems
GNOME Documentation Project

&legal;

Francisco Javier F.
Serrador
Davyd
Madeley
davyd@madeley.id.au
Sun
GNOME Documentation Team
Sun Microsystems
v. 2.12
August 2005

GNOME Documentation Team

GNOME Documentation Project

&applet; Applet Manual V0.1
March 2003

Sun GNOME Documentation Team

GNOME Documentation Project

Keyboard Accessibility Status Applet Manual V0.1
May 2003

Bill Haneman

GNOME Documentation Project

This manual describes version 2.12 of the &applet;.

## Feedback

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## Usage

### &applet;

Shows &applet;. Contains row of icons representing keyboard state.

The &applet; shows you the status of the keyboard accessibility features when these are in use. For example, you can see which modifier keys are currently active, and which mouse buttons are being pressed via the keyboard.

For more on using keyboard accessibility features, see the Desktop Accessibility Guide.

### What the applet shows

Symbol | Meaning
--- | ---
Bounce Keys | Accessibility Features are currently disabled.
Bounce Keys | Bounce Keys are activated.
Mouse Keys | Mouse Keys are activated.
Bounce Keys | Slow Keys are activated.
Sticky Keys | Sticky Keys are activated. Here it shows Shift key pushed once and Ctrl key pushed twice.
AltGr Key Symbol | AltGr key pushed once.
Meta Key Symbol | Meta key pushed once.
Windows logo key | Windows logo key pushed once.
Shift Symbol | Shift key pushed once.