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• Satellite U920T - the screen goes black when you drag the keyboard

  This morning, I turned on my U920T-10 days but the screen remained black.

  At first, I thought the screen was broken, but in mode 'Tablet', the screen became. Now when I slide the keyboard the screen goes black again.

  How can this problem be solved?

  Hello

  For me, it looks like a bad connection somewhere between the screen and the motherboard.
  This could be possible reason for failure to display while sliding in and out.

  I guess this can be resolved easily and I think that it is a job for a technician (authorized service provider). I recommend you contact the service technician in your country to get the laptop fixed. I hope that the warranty is still valid in order to repair for free.

  I hope that this can be corrected. I keep fingers crossed.

• Slip and slide with the keyboard all in display 4 monitors in the program window

  I get to the 2015 PPCC Avid. Avid when you slide and slide you still enter mode Trim, and while you use the keyboard, you can view the 4 monitors to see the beginning and the end of your video clips and clips next to them. Is it possible the first CC 2015? Or can only see you 4 monitors when you drag a clip?

  It seems crazy to me that if you use the keyboard, you need to change the blind IE. can only see the first frame of the clip you are than sliding/slipping. Please tell me that there is another way.

  It would appear that you can use this method only with the mouse.

• slide show by using the keys on the keyboard for nav in flash professional CS5 with animated images

  recently, I discovered how to create a slideshow using the keys on the keyboard for the market front and rear in flash professional CS5 thanks entirely to kglad of this forum. I used still images for each slide, since, then with one of the slides, I added a slight undulation of water in one of the images in a separate document. is it possible to include this file in my slideshow now?

  original questions and answers using still pictures below

  I'm a graphic designer who has a presentation of my portfolio. I'm not too experienced in flash and do not use it much, but he needs to do this on the thing. I can do a fade in and out slide show, but I want to create a slide show where the screen remains out of the blade and does ' t until what I press the next or previous button. I don't want these keys on the screen, I want to be able to press a key on the keyboard as F1. is this possible and do you know in adobe flash Professional (or other adobe products) where I could get resources/tutorials to do. Any help so what would never be great.

  response

  create tweens to fade for each slide.  You'll probably want to fade out the image on image 1 (from frames 1 to 11).  Bland-in the image of frame 11 frame 1 to 11.  fade the image frame 11 11 to 21 etc.

  You can then use:

  var image: int = 1;

  var dir:uint;

  stage.addEventListener (KeyboardEvent.KEY_DOWN, downF);

  function downF(e:KeyboardEvent):void {}

  {if(e.keycode==Keyboard.Left)}

  dir = Keyboard.LEFT

  Frame = Math.Max (Frame-10, 1);

  this.addEventListener (Event.ENTER_FRAME, nextF);

  } else {if(e.keyCode==Keyboard.RIGHT)

  dir = Keyboard.RIGHT;

  Frame = Math.min (this.totalFrames, Frame + 10);

  this.addEventListener (Event.ENTER_FRAME, nextF);

  }

  }

  function nextF(e:Event):void {}

  {if(dir==Keyboard.Left)}

  prevFrame();

  } else {}

  nextFrame();

  }

  {if(this.currentFrame==Frame)}

  this.removeEventListener (Event.ENTER_FRAME, nextF);

  }

  }

  you have the fla that created the swf file?

  If so, just copy images from this fla and paste into a new movieclip in your fla slideshow.  Add this movieclip to your timeline.

• Is it possible to set up a slideshow in Muse that will allow a user to use the arrow keys on the keyboard to advance the slides in a browser?

  Is it possible to set up a slideshow in Muse that will allow a user to use the arrow keys on the keyboard to advance the slides in a browser?

  Hello

  Take a look at a similar debate here

  Re: To navigate in the slide show with the arrow on the keyboard?

  keyboard control arrows to slideshow and lightbox Widget

• slide show by using the keys on the keyboard for before back in flash professional CS5

  I'm a graphic designer who has a presentation of my portfolio. I'm not too experienced in flash and do not use it much, but he needs to do this on the thing. I can do a fade in and out slide show, but I want to create a slide show where the screen remains out of the blade and does ' t until what I press the next or previous button. I don't want these keys on the screen, I want to be able to press a key on the keyboard as F1. is this possible and do you know in adobe flash Professional (or other adobe products) where I could get resources/tutorials to do. Any help so what would never be great.

  the best way to do what you want (but not the most flexible/changeable) would be to add each slide a key frame to its own layer.  It is a design decision, but start with keyframes at 1, 11, 21 etc.

  create tweens to fade for each slide.  You'll probably want to fade out the image on image 1 (from frames 1 to 11).  Bland-in the image of frame 11 frame 1 to 11.  fade the image frame 11 11 to 21 etc.

  You can then use:

  var image: int = 1;

  var dir:uint;

  stage.addEventListener (KeyboardEvent.KEY_DOWN, downF);

  function downF(e:KeyboardEvent):void {}

  {if(e.keycode==Keyboard.Left)}

  dir = Keyboard.LEFT

  Frame = Math.Max (Frame-10, 1);

  this.addEventListener (Event.ENTER_FRAME, nextF);

  } else {if(e.keyCode==Keyboard.RIGHT)

  dir = Keyboard.RIGHT;

  Frame = Math.min (this.totalFrames, Frame + 10);

  this.addEventListener (Event.ENTER_FRAME, nextF);

  }

  }

  function nextF(e:Event):void {}

  {if(dir==Keyboard.Left)}

  prevFrame();

  } else {}

  nextFrame();

  }

  {if(this.currentFrame==Frame)}

  this.removeEventListener (Event.ENTER_FRAME, nextF);

  }

  }

• To navigate in the slide show with the arrow on the keyboard?

  Why does not by default? Is there a way to get there? I don't see in the controls. My client wants as its visitors of the site to browse through several galleries created by slide show using only the keyboard left and right arrows. This seems like it should be available.

  Another quick point to mention is that if instead you want to remap as another game of such keys WASD or map their soft screen buttons (who reside in another layer for the slide show or anything else!) - the code for this widget is very short and easy to reproduce. That's not immediately obvious what license freeware widget is distributed under don't post code here, but find it as follows:

  1. place the widget on the new blank page in white new site

  2 page preview in the browser

  3. in chrome, right click and select inspect element (use of similar function in your browser of choice if it is not chrome)

  4 script is 6 lines under

  7. replace keycode 37 and 39 who are left and right respectively with your code for your key you want to tank the Codes Javascript (Key Codes) - search of Cambia

  8. Paste the code into the html code with:

  9 test it!

  Hope that is helpful in general

• How can I make my slide show meet the arrow keys on the keyboard?

  Hello

  I think that I actually had the question to say all this.

  A lot of times you run through a slide show, and you can use your arrow keys on the keyboard to move through the slide show.

  Sometimes you must click on the slide show once to get this interactivity.

  Slideshows of Muse widget can do or do I click on slide show arrows to scroll through the show?

  The feature is not supported at this time. Do not hesitate to submit an idea- http://forums.adobe.com/community/muse/ideas

  Available keyboard shortcuts can be found here.

  Windows - http://www.adobekb.com/LiteratureRetrieve.aspx?ID=154624

  Mac - http://www.adobekb.com/LiteratureRetrieve.aspx?ID=154623

  Thank you

  Vinayak

• BlackBerry smartphones when the keyboard slider is open screen won't tilt

  Hi I do not know if it's by design or a bug, but if you have the physical keyboard open, then you try to reverse the screen horizontally, the screen doesn't flip. You must close the cursor of the keyboard, then it turns. Not a big deal, but it can be a little annoying depending on your use case... Design characteristic or possible bug? Concerning

  Works as expected... not a feature or a bug.

• using the keyboard and pencil and iPad pro

  When you use iPad Pro with the pencil and the keyboard how to use the keyboard to add notes and numbers on a chart on the screen for a professional slide?

  http://www.Apple.com/iOS/keynote/

• Portege R500 - replacement of the keyboard - success

  After buying a new keyboard for the R500 on EBay about a year ago, I finally blew the courage to replace a badly scratched by a new keyboard. The reason I've waited? I was worried about how to get out the old keyboard (it is locked down to the chassis, and it was obvious that I have would hurt one during the withdrawal.

  There is a nice write-up general on how to disassemble a R500 here:
  http://www.irisvista.com/tech/laptops/Toshiba-Portege-R500/disassemble-laptop-remove-hard-drive.htm

  The description above is not to discuss the keyboard however, so here's some additional information and tips:

  * Read this whole procedure before you start - it's simple, but not for the faint of heart.

  * Shut down, unplug the power, remove the battery.

  * Make sure that you have the correct keyboard for your model. The US keyboard is p/n G83C000903US for example. One I removed was a Rev 1 and a new one, I had a Rev 2 (don't know the difference - they look identical). They can get as low as $40-mais check the part number before you buy.

  * The keyboard connector is located under the computer, and so you will have to take off from the bottom, carefully following the instructions in the link above.

  A couple of notes: (a) the cable Ribbon PCMCIA connector must be opened to disconnect the cable, as this is the only thing that prevents you from removing the bottom of the computer. You can easily do so through access memory on the back door, but BE careful not to damage the cable lock. It works by switch to the top the little plastic lever that is held in place by small pieces of plastic on the sides of the connector that flex * a little *. Be gentle with this connector. When you put it back later-connector, if you placed the cable all the way into the connector, you can lock with only slight pressure down on the connector, and it will snap into place.

  (b) there are other types of cable Ribbon connectors use too. For example, to unlock the keyboard connector, now visible also on the bottom of the deck, slide both ends of the connector in the direction where the cable plugs in. They are snug and will only move about 1/4 ", be gentle but firm.

  (c) the two tiny connectors blocks free access to the water of the keyboard do not have locks on them. We're a band with only a few drivers, and one is a red and white power connector. Just pull out them. All the other connectors, you will probably miss through requires unlocking, so be careful!

  _Now back to the keyboard: _

  Once you have managed to disconnect his cable on the bottom, turn the laptop and start to remove the keyboard on the edges. It is supported by many small pieces of sticky tape, 2 faces, and that's it. As the base of the keyboard is made of aluminum, it is likely that you will distort the keyboard a bit as release you it, even though it may be downplayed maybe using a tool like a rule or something plastic and pry with it. Take care of not to damage the connector of the Ribbon and try to ignore these scary cracking sounds that identify each section!

  Once you have turned it off, you must remove any excess tape before starting point and again put a bunch of small pieces of new, good quality 2-sided tape (such as 3 m). No need to use anything stronger or thicker - just put a bunch of parts everywhere on the base, especially near the edges and the space key.

  Now, finally, turn the keyboard in position, making sure that you screw the connector back Ribbon through to the correct place. Turn the laptop over and re - insert and lock the Ribbon connector (make sure that it is directly and fully forward lock connector). All other connectors back in too. Then come back and push down hard on all sections.

  Re-assembling, taking care to put the 4 mm and 6 mm screws in the right places and a tiny on the side.

  Cross your fingers and turn it on!

  Good luck!

  Thank mate for this review.
  Generally the replacement of keyboard is not really complicated and someone with small technician skills should be able to replace it

• Tecra M5: print fingerprint sensor is not working properly because a drink was spilled on the keyboard

  My finger print sensor does not work correctly as a drink was spilled on the keyboard. While booting, it automatically "fails" 5 times in a row (without any attempt to slide a finger), and then by default at the entrance of password to boot the disk hard machine.

  This is not a problem and all I want to do is disable the finger print sensor, but cannot work out how to do this. I tried to uninstall the driver, who seemed done without any problem, but during the reboot, the sensor still seems active, and always goes through the same process.

  Everything else works fine and it's just a minor niggle, but I would like to delete the gene of it me beep 5 times then it does its thing.

  Can someone tell me how I turn it off completely?

  Thank you.

  Did you remove the fingerprint software? If Yes check if some unknown device is listed in Device Manager. Please post the result.

  Maybe you can try to disable this unknown device and it will not be recognized as new hardware every time when you start the laptop.

• How to replace the keyboard on a Toshiba laptop? SOLUTION

  If your Toshiba laptop keyboard does not work as it should?

  If your keyboard problem comes from a spillage, a hard lump, or you simply worn, you don't have to worry about investing in a new laptop, you can solve your keyboard with a simple Exchange. The good news is that setting a keyboard does not have a lot of technical skill. In fact, keyboards are among the mobile more easy to repair.

  Remove the frame just above the keyboard. You will notice a Tin strip of plastic located just above the keyboard. This band is called the keyboard bezel and you remove by gently lifting the edge upward with your small standard screwdriver. Work your way through the bezel lifting as you go. The bezel is that a nod to the unit, so remember to be gentle, as you work your way through.

  Remove the screws from the laptop keyboard Toshiba G83C000872. When the frame is removed, you will find three or four screws at the top of the keyboard. Using your small Philips screwdriver, remove these screws and place them in a safe place where you will not lose them.

  Remove the keyboard. With the screws removed, gently lift the keyboard from the top down. You will notice a sliver of wire from the keyboard to the laptop. Lean toward the front of the keyboard so that you can access the ribbon cable connection.

  Remove the Ribbon wire. Take your standard screwdriver and gently push up the support locks, on both sides of the ribbon cable socket. These support slide locks up slightly as you push to release the wire.

  Connect the keyboard to replacement. Everything as you have removed the old keyboard, you will now push the replacement wire Ribbon in Ribbon decision-making. With a small screwdriver, push the brackets in place to fix the Ribbon.

  Screw the replacement keyboard. Using a screw, connect the keyboard. With the keyboard which is held in place by the screw, start the computer and test the replacement keyboard. Once tested, replace the remaining screws.

  Insert the bezel above the keyboard. With the keyboards now set by all the screws, place the bezel back on its opening and put it back. Start at one end and work your way through.

  Thanks for teaching.

• Why the suggestion bar above the keyboard disappears?

  The suggestion bar between the entry window and the keyboard in iMessage for example, sometimes disappears. You can slide it upward to show once again, but you can't drag it down to go. What makes disappear sometimes?

  Jan

  I can drag it to the bottom. If I tap on a word in the bar of the suggestion and move my finger down a little while it's still moving to the suggestion, it will come down. I suspect you may be accidentally do this or (less likely) accidentally touch and slide down by typing a letter in the top row of the keyboard.

• contact removed, but it still appears on the keyboard on screen

  I have saved a contact in my phone two weeks ago and every time I pull the top of the keyboard screen is displayed, then it disappears.

  I deleted the contact in the hope that it would seem is more, but it still doesn't work.

  I made sure that it was deleted in icloud and it is.

  don't know what else to do.

  Hello there shian22,

  It seems you see contact Flash on the screen when you open the Contacts application then disappears immediately despite having already removed the app iCloud and Contacts. Me seems that theres something that needs to be updated, so I would start by quitting the Contacts and settings applications:

  Force an app to close the iOS
  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201330

  1. press the Home button twice quickly. You will see small glimpses of your applications recently used.
  2. slide to the left to find the application you want to close.
  3. push upward on the overview of the application to close.

  When you have done that reboot the device and test again the question:

  iOS: switch off and on (restart) and reset
  http://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201559

  That should refresh or flush all cache seems to indicate that contact. Thank you for using communities of Apple Support, let us know how it goes!