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Computer Keyboards

Information about keyboard input devices for PC, Mac and other computers

3,006 Questions

What is the weight of a computer keyboard in grams?

It depends on the make, model and materials.

If you want a definite answer perhaps you can place the keyboard on a reasonably accurate scale.

The average weight of a Modern Keyboard is around 900g. So in theory your looking to base your answer around this.

What is the use of a numeric lock key on qwerty keyboard?

It changes the mode of operation of the numeric keypad, between numbers and the navigation keys.

What does the home button on keyboard do?

If you press Alt + Home key, it brings you to your home page.

yes , also a home key, the actual object provides security!

How do you copy and paste using your keyboard not the musical one the one you type with?

CTRL+C for Copy (Press and hold CTRL then press C, with the text highlighted)

CTRL+V for Paste (Press and hold CTRL then press V, in the new box or window)
copy = ctrl C / paste = ctrl V

Where is the keyboard scroll off button?

It would usually be on the top row of your keyboard and it is called Scroll Lock. It could be in the top right, or somewhere else on the edge.

What is - keyboard button called?

keyboard is an input device partially modeled after the typewriter keyboard which uses an arrangement of buttons or keys which act as mechanical levers or electronic

switches

How did qwerty keyboards get the name?

Beccause if you look at the QWERTY keyboard, it goes q,w,e,r,t,y. So I quess people started calling it that I don't know exactly who and how it was invented. But that is all I know.

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The modern keyboard layout is also known as the Sholes keyboard after its developer, Christopher L. Sholes, who was one of the co-inventors of the typewriter. A popular legend claims that Sholes chose the layout because early mechanical typewriters tended to jam easily and the un-ergonomic QWERTY arrangement forced typists to type more slowly. However research by historians at the US Smithsonian Museum determined that most early typewriter users were telegraph operators who used the machines to transcribe Morse code. Morse, like modern texting, had its own shorthand symbols so Sholes arranged his keys to make it easier for an operator to convert between those combinations and ordinary words.

What is a keyboard casing?

the outer cover of the keyboard that encases the circuit and membrane and holds the keys in place

Can you use your belkin wireless pda keyboard with windows?

Either your version of Windows has the (.DLL) coding to recognise the keyboard or you are out of luck. Going into the 'add hardware' screen should give you a answer.

Where do you find the ampersand on a keyboard in Italian?

The symbol for Ampersand or and is "&." It is found above the numeral 6 on an Italian keyboard.

Why keyboard is peripheral device?

A keyboard is a peripheral device as it is connected to the computer system. It is used for type work up to the computer.

When typing and I press the Shift key and 2 what do I get?

It depends on the computer you are using and the keyboard set up. It can be different in different countries. So you could get the double quotes character or the @ sign. If your computer has one of those symbols on the key, but you get the other, then your computer settings need to be changed to be the same as the physical keyboard you have.

How do you make an ' on a keyboard?

To make an apostrophe on a keyboard, press the key beside the "enter" key on the right hand side of the keyboard.

What is alphabetical keyboard?

A keyboard where the letters are in alphabetical order.

What type of keyboard?

There are several different types of keyboards. The current corded types include PS/2 and USB, with USB being the preferred type. As far as cordless keyboards are concerned there are both wireless and Bluetooth models available. Bluetooth models are popular with Apple products, while wireless is popular with PC products.