On 26/04/02 10:05, "Chris Searles" <csearles_at_netcologne.de> wrote:
> Is there any program similar to KeyCaps for the Mac that will let me pop
> up a keyboard layout in NewtWorks so that I can see which character goes
> with which key? I use three different keyboard mappings and it would be
> helpful to remember which key is where in each language. (This feature is
> part of the Notes app. I don't understand why it isn't there in
> NewtWorks.)
Not completely sure what you're trying to do, but you can open Notes, open
the keyboard, then close Notes and the keyboard will stay on the screen.
-Laurent.
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