I have a friend who recently got Photoshop Elements 9 for her MacBook. I
was showing her a couple of things about layers & adjustments when we
got to how to put a signature & copyright notice on a photo.
I showed her how to create a text layer, but I couldn't type any text.
Instead, the letter keys all acted like I was continuously holding down
the command key. If I typed the letter 't', it created a new text layer;
if I typed the letter 'n' it created a new layer ... letter 'x' caused
the foreground & background colors to switch. Every key was activating
its keyboard shortcut (if it had one)
I know that Windoze has "sticky" keys as part of its "accessibility
options" and that the "sticky" keys can be set to toggle on/off using a
shortcut.
Does Mac have such a "sticky" key function, and if so, how do you toggle
it on/off?
It seems like it might be something the MacBook itself was doing,
because she was having trouble entering text in other programs,
specifically iPhoto & MS Word (she tried to type the text in Word, then
cut & paste it into iPhoto - without success).
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