The QWERTY keyboard layout was designed in the 19th century for typewriters to reduce jamming by separating frequently used letter pairs. It became the standard due to early adoption and familiarity, even though alternative layouts like Dvorak exist, which claim to improve typing efficiency. The QWERTY layout's widespread use has solidified its place in modern computing and mobile devices, making it a default choice for users. Despite its inefficiencies, the inertia of user habit and industry standards perpetuates its dominance.
The multiplication sign on my keybord is * or ctrl 8
There is no answer because the are the same.
in 1945
1945Inputkeybord and mouse
Input
its the keybord system
keybord and mouse. the typewriter keybord (QWERTY layout) is still the primary way of entering data.
Yes, it does have a keypad.
You type buttons
Keyboard = Clavier
The keypad code to get the anchor symbol from the numeric keypad is 251.
Just look at it!