Basically, I just need a great guide (videos work too), on how to set up Mousekeys clean and efficiently for Mac OS X Lion.

 

Requirements:

-It HAS to be built-in to the Mac, I've heard too many ban stories from using downloadable mouse keys in the past, not willing to risk a 5 year old account with 1774 total.

 

*You can also PM me in-game, my private chat is ALWAYS on, or my friends chat, "AuroraVids"

 

Thanks,

AuroraVids. :shades:

http://runescape.wikia.com/wiki/Mouse_keys#Mac_OS_X_10.3

 

Mac OS X 10.3Edit

 

Mouse keys setup in Mac OS X 10.3

To turn on Mouse Keys, click the System Preferences icon on the Dock, and then click the Universal Access icon. Select the Mouse & Trackpad pane, and turn on Mouse Keys.

5 clicks the mouse, and the surrounding eight number keys are used to move the cursor.

0 clicks and holds the cursor.

. Releases the cursor if it has been held by pressing 0.

Mac OS X 10.6Edit

 

Mouse keys setup in Mac OS X 10.6

To turn on Mouse Keys, click the System Preferences icon on the Dock, and then click the Universal Access icon. Select the Mouse pane, and turn on Mouse Keys.

5 clicks the mouse, and the surrounding eight number keys are used to move the cursor.

0 clicks and holds the cursor.

. Releases the cursor if it has been held by pressing

http://runescape.wikia.com/wiki/Mouse_keys#Mac_OS_X_10.3

 

Mac OS X 10.3Edit

 

Mouse keys setup in Mac OS X 10.3

To turn on Mouse Keys, click the System Preferences icon on the Dock, and then click the Universal Access icon. Select the Mouse & Trackpad pane, and turn on Mouse Keys.

5 clicks the mouse, and the surrounding eight number keys are used to move the cursor.

0 clicks and holds the cursor.

. Releases the cursor if it has been held by pressing 0.

Mac OS X 10.6Edit

 

Mouse keys setup in Mac OS X 10.6

To turn on Mouse Keys, click the System Preferences icon on the Dock, and then click the Universal Access icon. Select the Mouse pane, and turn on Mouse Keys.

5 clicks the mouse, and the surrounding eight number keys are used to move the cursor.

0 clicks and holds the cursor.

. Releases the cursor if it has been held by pressing

 

I got how to set up Mousekeys, it's just they move WAY entirely too slow for anything to happen (dropping, fletching, fishing, etc.)

Well that's not what you had asked. :P

 

And that's also listed there, on how to adjust the speed at which the mouse moves from point to point. Do trial and error to find an acceptable speed.