Computer Keyboards

Common parts of a house include the foundation, walls, roof, windows, doors, floors, ceiling, and various rooms like the living room, kitchen, bedrooms, and bathrooms. Additional components may include a garage, attic, basement, and outdoor areas like a yard or patio. Each part serves a specific function in providing shelter and comfort for inhabitants.

I will answer this one with two catagories, where you live afterwards and where you don't. For surviving, I think the fastest a human has ever gone with no mechanical assitance is about 26 mph in a running sprint. For not surviving, the human body in freefall can reach speeds of around 120 mph before being limited by terminal velocity. However, if you had no machines involved there would be no parachute, so you would not survive the experience.

This answer is wrong. Speed skating is non-mechanical and people skating can reach speeds of over 30 miles per hour. Skates are just blades attached to your feet and are not "mechanical". We could call them aids but they are definitely non-mechanical. Japanese Joji Kato is the world record holder for the 500 meter sprint where he averaged 14.58 meters/second which is 32.39 mph.

Alphanumeric characters are the letters of the alphabet (A-Z) and the numerals 0-9.

Ciphers or code-numbers which mix letters (alpha) and numbers (Numeric) examples, mostly military, wouold include M-l6 (an assault rifle), B-29 (a Bomber) G-2 (genrric term for intelligence) and so on... note mixing of letters and numbers. Many Library call numbers (In NYC) are of this type.

The Caps Lock key is toggled of an off by pressing the button. When on, a light should display on your keyboard.

While typing with Caps Lock on, all letters will be CAPITALIZED.

Here is a sentence with Caps Lock turned off.

HERE IS A SENTENCE WITH CAPS LOCK TURNED ON.

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1.A musical keyboard is an electronic imitation of the piano. 2. A keyboard is an electronic piano, It has black and white keys running along it, when you push one of those keys, the keyboard will perform a musical sound (note). A keyboard also changes sounds so when you play it sounds like other instruments such as;Guitar, Strings, Saxophone and others

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Nitro Type is a typing game.

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Perhaps it would be better for you to research what "output device" means. If you need to output something, you need an output device. There is simply no alternative to which you can compare it.

There are many ways that one could type a butterfly on the keyboard. Start by using the letters a-SPACE-b-u-t-t-e-r-f-l-y. If you want a visual representation then type 8I8.

Well making an arrow on the computer is easy. To make the up arrow ↑ all you have to do is hold the alt and use the number pad and press alt + 2 and 4. To make the down arrow ↓ you press alt + 2 and 5. To make the arrow going to the right → press alt + 2 and 6. Now To make the arrow that goes to the left ← all you have to do is press alt + 2 and 7

The method of taking keys off a laptop keyboard is different depending on the model. Consult your owner's manual for details.

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That's a good question. I know lots of people question this. The idea I think is true is that a few were made at once. The cocker spaniel must've been their first idea. First, I believe they created the cocker spaniel (on the tag) the pig, the cow, the black bear, the golden retriever, the pink poodle, the white poodle, they gray and white cat, the black and white cat, the basset hound, the st. Bernard, and the frog. Oh yeah, NEVER forget the original cheeky dog and cheeky cat! The unicorn and the pink horse are old as well, but I have a feeling they made them after Webkinz.com became popular.

Fun Fact: My first webkinz was the Lil' Kinz gray and white cat in late 2006. Someone tricked me and looked at the tag, "gave it back", but they gave me theirs. at first I didn't know and got a refund. I got the same kitty with a new tag. Then, on February vacation, I lost her. I named her Zoe. Then, in like 2007, for my birthday someone got me that type of webkinz :)!

It's called an ampersand. The origin of this term is interesting. Several centuries ago, children were taught their alphabets from flat slates with the letters printed on them called hornbooks. These books listed the 26 letters of the alphabet and at the end included the symbol for "and". This symbol was not part of the alphabet, but was by itself. The children were taught to recite the end of the alphabet "w . . . x . . . y . . . z . . .and per se, and" "And per se, and" became the word "ampersand" since the children were never told what "and per se" meant and they thought it was part of the word.

It's simple to insert a degrees symbol in an Office document. Most of the fonts that Microsoft Windows users have installed already have a degrees symbol included. Here are some other ways, if that's not working for you~ * "Insert the degree symbol by using the Symbols command on the Insert menu. * Insert the degree symbol by using the Windows Character Map tool. * Type the keyboard shortcut for the degree symbol, and then change the symbol to the correct font type. * Use the Office AutoCorrect feature" Source of quoteed text~ http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/help/HA011179441033.aspx

Your Caps Lock key lets you type all in CAPITALS.

Turn it off (it's over on the left) to type in lower case.

Your Region AND language settings are incorrect on your computer. This is an extremely common fault, often with new machines the first time a Word processor is used. In Windows - START / CONTROL PANEL / REGIONAL AND LANGUAGE OPTIONS here you should be able to correct the error

Ancient Egypt, Pharoes time I reckon.i think

Rings can be made from any metal depending upon your personal choice. Sliver, gold, platinum, white gold, steel and brass etc.

If this is for Microsoft word or publisher you can go to insert and then select symbol, and choose which character you want (like the a with an accent or o with two dots above) If this is not for word or publisher, then you can copy it from word or publisher. Or go to the Windows start menu and select the character map.

The keyboard was created when someone had a dream like every other thing. But the keyboard was created using wires and there would be keys or blocks that where had rounded eages that had numbers on them to use the computer easier because when there wasn't a keyboard people had to use there mouse to do everything and thats also why the on-screen keyboard was coded and made into a computer because if someone can't buy a keyboard and they only have a computer and a mouse they can use the on-screen keyboard. Anyways the keyboard use these wires and round eaged boxes then it would register the keys from which letter number or whatever key it was and put it in the computer exactly how I'm typing this now it was hard for the creator because it will have to register the exact keys and yes some keyboards have a key used to much that it won't work anymore or print out the same number on your computer more that 1 time which that is when the key is over used and to fix the key won't work anymore I just kept pressing the key until it would register into the system but it would still print it over and over more then 1 time and I just deleted the extra ones until it only printed out 1. Hope this answers your question.

Go to start, press RUN and type in intl.cpl and press enter. The tab that you will be in is called regional options. Where it says English (Australia) or the language you are currently using, click on the dropdown arrow and select Russian. Then press ok down the bottom of the window. This should work.

A MacBook Pro does. They sell for $12,500 right now.