Computer Keyboards

It is on the right-top of ur keyboard, beside the "F12" button. Maybe named "Pr Scrn".

If u wanna capture anything on the screen, i think the print screen button couldnot help u. Press this button, u only get the full screen capture. So i recommend u try PCHand Screen Caputre. It could help u capture anything. Im using it, it is easy to use, even for a novice. I think it is pretty good. Hope it could help.

http://www.screen-capture-record.com/

If your looking for a way to move your penguin,you cannot move it with the arrow keys.On the other hand,if your looking for a way to sit,heres a shorcut:Press S on your keyboard.

Like on other Apple computers, the command or "Apple" keys on the iBook G4 serve as part of many keyboard shortcuts. They can be used in combination with other keys when online or even for GUI applications.

there are basically 3 types of keypads:

1. Tactile keypads - the numeric keypads available conventionally in old cell phones. there are only 12 keys on keypad i.e. numbers 0-9 and # and *. you can type alphabets by pressing each key continuously for the desired number of time.

2. QWERTY keypads - similar to an alpha numeric keyboard with a key assigned for each of the number and alphabetic digit. more useful for texting and browsing.

3. Touch Screen keypads - they are available in most of the high end cell phones where user can interact with the phone using touch screen technology. both of the tactile and qwerty kinds are available in touch screen.

For Example: If you wanted to type 90 degrees on Word Pad or Ms Office, etc. Then on your right number key pad, type in 90, and then with left hand; hold down alt key, and simultaneously type in 167 on right number key pad; and the degree sign will show. Note: Make sure that number lock is on!

So it is easier and faster to type when your right hand is not free.

Keyboard instruments are both acoustic and electric. Some examples of acoustic are piano, accordion, harpsichord and clavichord. Electric keyboard instruments include synthesizers, digital piano and electric organ.

UPPER KEYS

q,w,e,r,t-left hand

y,u,i,o,p-right hand

HOME KEYS

a,s,d,f,g-left hand

h,j,k,l-right hand

LOWER KEYS

z,x,c,v-left hand

b,n,m-right hand

If you are talking about with your keyboard, it would depend on your keyboard.

Some keyboards will have a "Fn" key (in blue usually) between "Ctrl" and the "Windows" key. All you would have to do then, is just hold "Fn" and then the key with a little blue speaker symbol with big waves coming from it (to raise the volume) compared to the another speaker symbol next to it (usually before) with smaller waves (to lower the volume).

It mainly depends on your keyboard because different keyboards have other keys that will control a variety of things.

:(:) that is a pig

a keyboard can be an output device if it is designed to be so. example: 1: some keyboards for the blind have a row on the bottom of them that outputs what is on the screen in braille. 2: the logitech G15 has a LCD on it that outputs information.

On a Macintosh - hold down the alt key whilst pressing the equal key.

On a Windows machine

# Go to the "Insert" menu... # Select "Symbol"... # Select "Mathematical Operators" subset... # Enter "2260" as the character code.

Here is how i categorize it:

The alphabet keys: 26

Number keys: 20

Unless i accidentlely miscounted, the number of keys on a normal laptop or computer keyboard is 99.

Gross speed is raw speed. It is a calculation of exactly how fast you type with no error penalties.

Net speed takes accuracy into account. To calculate Net WPM, take your gross WPM result and subtract the amount of errors you left in per minute, also known as the error rate.

The top rated computer keyboard is currently the Logitech Bluetooth Illuminated Keyboard. It's capable of pairing up with three devices at the same time by simply pressing F1, F2, and F3.

Input Devices

It depends on what the computer is being used for. For general typing of letters of essays, "Space" or "e" are probably the most used. For a gaming computer "w" (walking forward in most games) is often the most used key by a large margin, followed by "a", "s", and "d" (left, backwards, and right is the WASD control setup). Computers that run other specific programs a lot might have another key, such as "Enter" that is used the most because it is associated with a specific function.

It does nothing if you aren't using it for any programs. But if you have a program open like Microsoft word the F7 key opens up spellcheak. You see the F- keys do different things in different programs.

UNLESS you are holding the FN key in the bottom left hand corner, if you hold that then it will do what the picture in blue shows on the F7 key.

You can use a variations between forward slash, backward slash, underscores and upper/lower cases of letter "O" to make a turkey using keyboard special characters.

Byte chip? disk?

"Keyboard" commonly refers to a full QWERTY layout, either hardware or embedded. "Keypad" refers to a specialized set of characters, such as a numeric keypad or a phone keypad. This distinction isn't always upheld, of course.

For some places where you type there is a button that has for instance a U with a underline beneath it. Click on that and you start typing with an underline. But only some places have that.

Hold ALT and press the key with the 9 inside the lock. (above the 7 key on the number pad.)