Computer Keyboards

if ur computer is a 265 MB RAM then tell me how many characters can be stored in ur computer RAM.

I don't know about programming a keyboard to get a tab function on the right side, however a company named Zeomi makes a keyboard with a tab function on the right side. The keyboards are just about as expensive as other specialty keyboards. I have two in my office and they appear to work adequately; no known problems over the last seven months since they were purchased.

The pound key on a cell phone is the key with two lines going down and two lines going across, sort of like Tic-Tac-Toe. Normally its located in the bottom right of the key pad.

The e with diaeresis is U+00EB, and the upper case is U+00CB.

The typing of this character varies per operating system.

Windows:

* ë: Alt-0235 * Ë: Alt-0203 Linux:

* ë: Ctrl-Shift-U-0-0-E-B * Ë: Ctrl-Shift-U-0-0-C-B

The Function keys have various functions and in conjunction with keys like the Ctrl, Alt and Shift keys. There are too many to list here, but you will find them in the help system in each application. They will be under shortcut keys.

The "Fn" key is a modifier key, much like "Shift." By itself, it does nothing. Its purpose is to use an alternative function, such as volume control or to switch to another monitor, that has been mapped to a key on the keyboard. Holding the Fn key and one of the other designated keys activates the function.

To serve as a place to connect a keyboard or mouse.

There are people with limited use of their fingers who can't hold down more than one key at a time. This makes it hard for them to issue a Print (command-P) or New Document (command-N) command, or Cut (command-X), Copy (command-C) and Paste (command-V) things into place.

Sticky Keys makes the computer think the modifier keys (shift, command, option, control, alt) are held down until you push the key they're modifying. So...if you want to do Print Setup in Acrobat (command-shift-P) you can push the command key, the shift key and the P one at a time rather than having to hold them all down at once.

It depends on what software program you're writing.

Depending on the context, you'd use the tab key or arrow keys.

Where is the FN key on a Logitech keyboard?

Last row, 6th button.

Go to Character Map by clicking start > all programs > accessories > system tools > character map. Selct your font and check the advanced view box. Under "Search For" type star and push enter. Any matches will be displayed for the font you selected. The search will not always work though. In some fonts it will turn up no results even though that font has the character you're looking for. Double-click the star you want and it will appear in the "characters to copy" box. Click the copy button and paste the character where you want. The best one is in the Webdings font. It's the ninteenth character on the seventh row.

are you gay? n00b how can you not know that?

you're too dumb for me to tell you sumthing like that

... retard

Please take no notice of the 1st answer. I'm not sure how sexual preference aids in finding a non-existent Key on a keyboard, but the spelling, lack of ability to click the spell check button and the fact that the person even bothered to login and type that, most certainly points to the insults being more of a reflection of the persons character than anything you did wrong.

Most American keyboards I have come across DO NOT have the AltGr key on them. Here is a link to a Wiki article about it:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AltGr_key

At present I am in my office and have 4 different USB keyboards around me and none of them have a "Alt-GR" key ( 1 Dell, 1 Emprex, 1 Acer and 1 Keytronic ).

On my keyboard it is accessed using the shift key and the 3 key to produce £

Or try holding the ALT button then press 0163 you should get £!

Search for your Character map.

on mine shift 3 is #, how do you get the # and how would i get the pound or euro or yen for that matter (just out of interest)

There are four standard arrows (up, down, left, right).

The first totally epic keyboard was made by this really sick person named Jake Bakken and this epically awesome person made it in 2010.

The main function of a keyboard is to input data to the computer.

Your Shift key may be stuck down. Also, on certain keyboards, particularly on laptops, different combinations of Shift, Caps Lock, Num Lock, Fn (function) and Ctrl can cause the machine to get into a funny state. If all else fails, try rebooting your machine. If it still persists, there may be a problem with your keyboard.

The keys with the numbers 0-9 written on them !

It is an icon on your computer desktop to go to a application or file on your computer. Some common examples for a Vista is: * internet Explorer * Recycle Bin * HP Total Care Advisor * HP Solution Center * Help and Support Center

Square root signs are typically not included in most fonts on the computer.

The above is correct, but you can make a square root sign with any keyboard using ASCII code "alt 251", like this √ - simply hold the alt key and type in 251 and a √ will appear when you release the alt key. You can make hundreds of different symbols this way, just search ASCII codes. ♂♀♪♫ etc.....

You can make any words with asdfghjkl in them

If you don't have the cursive font, you would have to download one.

There are several. But a popular one is DVORAK. Supposedly faster to type on. What I didn't like about it was that all the keyboard shortcuts I used in programs didn't work. Take Ctrl-c for example: you can hit that with just your left hand on QWERTY. But in DVORAK, the 'C' key is where the 'i' key is in QWERTY, so you have to use both hands.

The other side of the coin is: You knew you were re-learning how to type when you started learning DVORAK, so why are you complaining... :)

But in answer to your question: DVORAK

-The Jay Man