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With Mouse Keys turned on, you can navigate around using the number keys on the number pad and mouse-click with the 5 key.īy positioning the items to be alchemised (in note form) at the left hand end of the fifth inventory row it is possible to repeatedly cast High Alchemy on the items by doing nothing more than pressing the '5' key at the correct intervals, with no mouse movement required. In Mac OS X's Universal Access window, select the Mouse & Trackpad pane and then turn on Mouse Keys. Mac OS X users can do the same thing by using Universal Access in System Preferences.
The cursor can then be controlled by moving the mouse device as normal, or by holding down the numbers around '5' on the number pad, and clicking can be performed by pressing '5' on the number pad. Press the Left Shift, Left Alt, and Numlock again and then click ok. To enable the feature on Windows XP (also works on Vista) hold down the Left Shift, Left Alt and Numlock keys simultaneously to show the MouseKeys dialog and then click setting-setting in lower part select when numlock is off then click the OK button. This allows the '5' key on the number pad to be used as a substitute for clicking the left mouse button. One option to reduce the effort when using High Alchemy on hundreds or thousands of items in a session is to enable an accessibility feature of Microsoft Windows called MouseKeys.
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