Enhanced Functions of Sejin J Mouse Keyboard Do Not Work This article was written about products for which Microsoft no longer offers support. Therefore, this article is offered "as is" and will no longer be updated.
This article was previously published under Q118870 SYMPTOMS
After you install the Sejin J-Mouse Keyboard drivers and restart the
system, your mouse no longer functions. The keyboard functions normally;
however, the enhanced features of the J-Mouse are not active.
CAUSE
The version 4.0 drivers for the J-Mouse features of the Sejin J.M.
Keyboard are not compatible with Windows 95.
STATUS
At this time, no resolution for this problem is available. Sejin is aware
of the problem and is currently working on drivers that will be compatible
with Windows 95.
Windows 95 includes a MouseKeys feature that allows users to perform mouse actions using the numeric keypad. You can enable these features by pressing the keyboard combination ALT+SHIFT+NUM LOCK. For more information about MouseKeys, refer to Help. MORE INFORMATION
The J-Mouse Keyboard has mouse capabilities built into the "J" key to
enable mouse movement from the keyboard. There are several other keys with
mouse functions assigned to them. These keys are designed to shorten the
transition time between the mouse and the keyboard. They also assist
individuals with movement disabilities, much the same as the accessibility
features of Windows 95.
The products included here are manufactured by Sejin America, a vendor independent of Microsoft; we make no warranty, implied or otherwise, regarding these products' performance or reliability.
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