Editing Mouse keys (section)

==Microsoft Windows==
"Mouse Keys" can be enabled in the ''Ease of Access'' settings. There is also a shortcut enabled by default: {{key press|Left Alt}} + {{key press|Left&nbsp;Shift}} + {{key press|Num Lock}}.

When enabled, the arrows on the [[numeric keypad]] move the mouse pointer around, with {{key press|5}} pressing the ''active'' button. 
Which button is active is indicated by a mouse icon in the task bar's system tray. The active button is changed by pressing {{key press|÷}} for left or {{key press|-}} for right.

Pressing {{key press|+}} double-clicks.
For drag-and-drop, {{key press|0}} holds and {{key press|.}} releases.

There is also an option in the settings for having mouse keys enabled while Num Lock is on, which would allow mouse keys also on embedded numeric keypads.