Keyboarding

Hold down alt and type "0162" (without the quotation marks) on the number pad.

According to http://support.microsoft.com its function is to "Update the selected field."

Yes, typing does help you memorize the things you're typing, unless you're copy-typing at high speed. In that case, you rarely recall what you've typed.

But keyboarding at moderate speed helps you memorize. When I had something I needed to learn I frequently just sat the book or papers on my desk and typed them; there are three good results from this: you speed up your keyboarding, you memorize the work, and you have an electronic copy you can use later.

When you type the two-finger way it takes so much of your energy and attention just to get the correct words down that you don't recall much of what you write. Just another of the many reasons to take the short time you need to learn to touch-type.

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The keyboard should be in a comfortable position, and wrists should float over the keyboard when keying with a light touch so wrists and forearms remain straight.

function keys

Unless you have a Filipino language keyboard, the Philippines Peso symbol can be obtained by copying (cut-paste) if it appears on another page.

It is ₱ and does not appear in some fonts. It is (U+20B1), in version 3.2 of Unicode. Some fonts render this as a smiley face.

To be exact, you use eight fingers and a thumb for typing. The reason for using only one thumb is purely a matter of preference really. A thumb is just used for the spacebar, but as both thumbs cover the spacebar equally well, you could use one, both or alternate.

It depends on whether the data entry is predominantly alphanumeric or numeric. Alphanumeric entry is measured in WPM (words-per-minute) and usually requires a minimum of 60 to 80 WPM however a top-flight secretary can easily exceed 100 WPM. Numeric entry is measured in KPH (keystrokes-per-hour) and usually requires a minimum of around 8,000 to 9,000 KPH. Hardcore data entry requires a minimum of 10,000 KPH while a top-flight number cruncher can easily exceed 12,000 KPH.

800/40 = 20 minutes, provided she makes no errors.

You can create a blank line in HTML with the <br/> tag. This tag inserts a blank line on the browser.

There is no ASCII character that represents a chevron. However, there are several characters in the Unicode character set that have chevrons:

* 0xAB and 0xBB are right and left double chevrons (these are in Latin-1). * U+27E8, U+27E9, U+27EA, U+27EB are various single and double chevrons.

the num lock, locks the right side numbers on a keyboard. we will not be able to access it. however, the numbers on the right will work as arrow keys. for example-2 will work as down,8 will work as up, 4 will work as left while, 6 will work as right.

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You will have to center all of the peices and give tail some width because when I save it it squishes everything together. I'm not sure why..

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You press the key, then quickly release it.The meaning of the keys varies, depending on the program you are using. F1 often means "help", but the meaning given to the other keys varies a lot, from one program to another.

Usually you will have a menu in a program; next to the individual menu options, there will be shortcut keys which you can use instead of the menu option. Some of those shortcut keys may include function keys.

Object drawing, or still-life drawing, is when you take an object, put it directly in front of you, and draw it as accurately to real-life as you can. It's often used as practice in order to learn about lighting, shape and/or detailing/texture in various items, or even just to touch up your skills to remove the rust. Hope I helped!

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But a search engine using crawlers is a search engine that actually does the crawling itself like Google, Yahoo, Bing and Ask

Other search engines like Altavista, Aol , Avasearch, Lycos are just feeding out of the ones above

If you type 'i' and get 'i8' then you've accidently touched two keys because the '8' key is directly above the 'i' key on a QWERTY keyboard.

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In terms of keyboard shortcuts (Assuming you're wanting to say, "Press [this] to do something cool!" User presses, and computer shuts down), there is no such default shortcut to completely turn off the computer; put it in standby or hibernation mode; or restart (Except for the power button, which on some computers, may achieve the desired effect. Power buttons can be, and sometimes are, designed differently for different company's computers.)

It's on the far right of the keyboard known as numpad and also there are number keys above the alphabets on your keyboard.

well as they say practice makes perfect! I type 67WPM thanks to a game u can buy and load on to your computer i highly recommend it and it helps everyone i know i shot from a 4WPM to 67WPM in only three sessions! This game is probably the best their is and Like i said its helped everyone I know so I can bet money it will help you. and once you achieve your goal don't stop! Keep practicing and You can get even better! The game that helps everyone is called: TYPE TO LEARN 3 they also have had it in the computer lab at all the schools I've been too so ask your computer teacher at school for more information. Well, that is if your in elementary school. They don't have it in my middle school or any high schools i don't think but I'm not sure it would be interesting to find out...hmm.... anyway, there's your answer!