KeyRemap4MacBook

The eject key has a delay, so you need to push and hold eject key for a few seconds. Install NoEjectDelay to get rid of a delay.

In addition, the eject key does not support key repeat exceptionally. Unfortunately we cannot add the key repeat feature for the eject key by the limit of the kernel of Mac OS X.

All other keys support key repeat feature. Try "Shift_R to Forward Delete", "F12 to Forward Delete" or others if needed.

"XXX to Fn" affects the following keys by default.

• Fn+cursor (Home/End/PageUp/PageDown)
• Fn+delete (Forward Delete)
• Fn+return (Enter)
• Fn+jkl... (Keypad)

If you want to use Fn+F1,...,Fn+F12 as Function keys, activate "Fn+Functional Keys to F1..F12".

If you are using F1,F12 as standard function keys, activate "Fn+F1 to Brightness Down" instead.

Try the following procedures.

1. Repair permissions by Disk Utility.
2. If you installed the third vendor's device driver such as Microsoft keyboard driver, uninstall it.
3. Open KeyRemap4MacBook Preferences from System Preferences.
   (KeyRemap4MacBook tries to repair itself when you open KeyRemap4MacBook Preferences.)
4. Close System Preferences.
5. Reboot your Mac OS X.

Contact us if your problem was not resolved by above procedures.

In some keyboards such as Logitech or Microsoft keyboard, KeyRemap4MacBook does not work with the third vendor's device driver.

Uninstall the third vendor's device driver first when KeyRemap4MacBook does not work.

"Resume" feature introduced by Lion delays launching apps at login.

Until KeyRemap4MacBook.app is launched, KeyRemap4MacBook does not work properly.


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