These boxes allow you to control how Escapade works in dialog boxes with text entry fields.
These boxes allow you to specify which keys should be used to “click“ the blinking button or check box in a dialog box.
These boxes allow you to specify which keys should be used to move through the buttons and check boxes in a dialog box.
These boxes allow you to specify which keys should be equivalent to a click on the Cancel button in a dialog box.
Use this pop-up menu to select a particular Escapade configuration, or to create a new configuration for a specific application.
This is the version number of Escapade that you are using.
To get more information about Escapade, click here.
Escapade is currently off. To turn Escapade on, click the “On” button.
To turn Escapade off, click this button.
Escapade is currently on. To turn Escapade off, click the “Off” button.
To turn Escapade on, click this button.
If you do not want Escapade to display its icon while your Macintosh is starting up, uncheck this box.
If you want Escapade to display its icon while your Macintosh is starting up, check this box.
To change the rate at which the blinking button or check box blinks, click this button.
To change the duration for which a selected button is highlighted, click this button.
To be able to use the F2, F3 and F4 keys on an extended keyboard as Cut, Copy and Paste in dialog boxes, check this box.
To be able to use Command-A as Select All in text entry fields in dialog boxes, check this box.
To be able to use the standard key equivalents for Cut, Copy and Paste in text entry fields in dialog boxes, check this box.
To use “smart” curly quotes in a dialog box, check this box.
To automatically change the cursor to the “i-beam” when it is over a text entry field in a dialog box, check this box.
To make any of the Cancel keys select the OK button if it is the only button in the dialog box, check this box.
To select only push buttons by pressing the first character in the title, uncheck this box.
This option is not available because the “First character” option is not enabled.
To be able to select radio buttons and check boxes (as well as push buttons) by pressing the first character in the title, check this box.
To make the Command key mandatory when pressing the first character in a button’s title, uncheck this box.
This option is not available because the “First character” option is not checked.
To make the Command key optional when pressing the first character in a button’s title (if there isn’t a text entry field in the dialog), check this box.
To be able to select a button in a dialog box by pressing the first character in its title, check this box.
To use Command- Enter to “click” the blinking item in a dialog box, check this box.
To use Command- Return to “click” the blinking item in a dialog box, check this box.
To use Command- Space to “click” the blinking item in a dialog box, check this box.
To use Command-Tab and Command-Shift-Tab to move through the items in a dialog box, check this box.
To use Command-Up Arrow and Command- Down Arrow to move through the items in a dialog box, check this box.
To use Command-Left Arrow and Command- Right Arrow to move through the items in a dialog box, check this box.
To make Command- Delete select the Cancel button in a dialog box, check this box.
To make Command- Period select the Cancel button in a dialog box, check this box.
To make the Escape key select the Cancel button in a dialog box, check this box.
