iJect software remaps the CD eject button from F12 to Apple-F12.
As a software designed to address keyboard-related issues, iJect is targeted towards users who often mistype their keystrokes. If you're a proficient typist who always hits the right keys, you might not find much use for iJect. However, if you often find yourself reaching for the backspace key, iJect might be just what you need.
One particular issue that iJect addresses is the accidental pressing of the F12 key on the keyboard of newer MacBooks. When this key is accidentally triggered, it opens the CD-ROM tray which can be a frustrating experience for users. Thankfully, iJect offers a simple solution.
By disabling F12 entirely, iJect can be configured to ensure that the key does not cause any unwanted actions. Additionally, it is worth considering that iJect could also serve to improve your typing skills over time, as you'll be less likely to rely on the backspace key to correct errors.
In terms of compatibility, iJect version 1.2 is now optimized to run on all Mac computers running OS X 10.1 - not just the latest iBooks. So if you're looking for an easy solution to frustrating keyboard issues, iJect might be worth a try.
One particular issue that iJect addresses is the accidental pressing of the F12 key on the keyboard of newer MacBooks. When this key is accidentally triggered, it opens the CD-ROM tray which can be a frustrating experience for users. Thankfully, iJect offers a simple solution.
By disabling F12 entirely, iJect can be configured to ensure that the key does not cause any unwanted actions. Additionally, it is worth considering that iJect could also serve to improve your typing skills over time, as you'll be less likely to rely on the backspace key to correct errors.
In terms of compatibility, iJect version 1.2 is now optimized to run on all Mac computers running OS X 10.1 - not just the latest iBooks. So if you're looking for an easy solution to frustrating keyboard issues, iJect might be worth a try.
What's New
Version 1.2: N/A