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accessx(1)							    accessx(1)

NAME
       accessx - a graphical interface to the accessx keyboard enhancements.

SYNOPSIS
       accessx [ -o ] [ -i ] [ -a ]

AVAILABILITY
       The  keyboard  enhancements  and	 corresponding graphical interface are
       available on any X server with the "AccessX" or "XKEYBOARD" extensions,
       including Xsun on Solaris 2.4 and later.

DESCRIPTION
       accessx is a graphical user interface to available enhancements.	 These
       enhancements provide the keyboard with  additional  capabilities	 which
       are primarily designed to aid users with disabilities who are unable to
       use a keyboard or mouse in the usual fashion.

OPTIONS
       -o     Each user may load and save personal default  settings  for  the
	      various  keyboard	 enhancement features. By default, the accessx
	      utility will read in the user's default settings	and  configure
	      the  system to those settings. However, in certain instances the
	      user might wish to use the systems current settings  instead  of
	      his/her  own  default  settings.	Specifying  the -o option will
	      instruct the accessx utility to ignore a user's default settings
	      and use the systems current settings instead.

       -i     When  this  option is specified, the accessx user interface ini‐
	      tially appears in an iconified state.

       -a     Users may pop up dialog boxes indicating	the  state  of	Sticky
	      Keys  and	 Mouse Keys via the main menu of the accessx utility's
	      graphical interface. Some users, however, want these status dia‐
	      log  windows to appear and disappear automatically whenever they
	      turn on and off Sticky Keys or Mouse Keys.   Specifying  the  -a
	      option instructs the accessx utility to automatically pop up and
	      down the Sticky Keys  status  window  whenever  Sticky  Keys  is
	      turned  on or off, respectively, and to automatically pop up and
	      down the Mouse Keys status window whenever Mouse Keys is	turned
	      on or off, respectively.

ENVIRONMENT
       The  HOME  environment  variable	 is  used to identify the directory in
       which to load and save a user's	default	 settings.  The	 settings  are
       stored  in  X resource file format in the file $HOME/.AccessX. The user
       may modify or add resources to this file directly, however all comments
       will be deleted when the user performs a save settings action.

FILES
	   accessx.uid - Motif GUI description file
	   AccessX     - Application Resource File

SEE ALSO
       X11(7)

AUTHORS
	   Earl Johnson
	   Jordan M. Slott
	   Enabling Technologies
	   Sun Microsystems Laboratories, Inc
	   Mountain View, CA

	   Mark Novak
	   Trace Research & Development Center
	   University of Wisconsin-Madison
	   Madison, WI

	   Will Walker
	   Digital Equipment Corportation
	   Maynard, MA

			       19 November 2001			    accessx(1)
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