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Dinosaur
Another numpty question.
When using a midi controller of whatever flavour to control a laptop, the keyboard on the laptop is often a long way away. Toby has spoken of the strain it has put on his back.
Having spoken to many seasoned users, they manage without using the keyboard much at all, but I can't envisage managing like that myself.
The question: Is it possible to plug a USB keyboard into the laptop, which would in effect replace the laptop keyboard, and which would be within easy reach?
Thoughts please.
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Not a numpty question at all, you don't know until you've tried it!
Anyway, the answer is yes, a USB keyboard will work alongside (not instead of) the standard laptop keyboard. Same applies to the mouse.
Actually, I should say that is the case with mine (desktop also), running Windows XP - I cannot guarantee every hardware/software combination!
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Yes Peter, get one of these:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...#ht_1855wt_986
Some one else on this forum recommended them so I bought one. Plug it in and it just works (once you can figure out how to turn on the backlight)
...the chemistry of music
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I use one like this...
http://www.ebuyer.com/132131-xenta-b...ayout-sk-020el
Nice blue glow from the keys in the dark
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Originally Posted by
Alchemy
I have that very keyboard. To turn on the backlight for anyone that doesnt know. Its the scroll lock button.
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Dinosaur
Thank you one and all for your advice and links. Much appreciated.
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I used one of these when my 00DJ had trouble with sticky keys due to coke being spilled on it ! I got it from a UK seller though.
http://tinyurl.com/3sat3h9
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My son uses the mouse to search,the on screen keyboard,I prefer the traditional way,I have a lappy stand and it helps and I also have a macbook with bluetooth so I use a bluetooth mouse and if so desires a keyboard of the same ilk.
Paul
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