Keyboarding

The proper way to type is to keep your hands on the home row and to try not to watch your fingers so that you can memorize the keys and you will also get faster this way.

Its not just Natural. Go to www.goodtype.com or stair at the keyboard.

Fingers are on the home-row keys.

Correct finger reaches are used.

Correct return method is used.

Eyes are focused on copy or paper.

Feet are resting flat on the floor.

Body is sitting straight in chair.

Keyboard is one hand span away from body.

Body is centered in front of the keyboard.

Wrists are low, but not touching the keyboard.

Elbows are rested gently to your sides.

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Font Size is measured in a system called "points" that are 1/72 of an Inch

Your keyboard has two shift keys on it, one on the left and one on the right. If both of them are not working then it is unlikely that the keyboard itself is faulty. Instead it is possible that either the keyboard cable or the keyboard port on the computer is damaged (but this is unlikely if all other keys are working).

Before buying a new keyboard, try borrowing one from a friend to see if the keys work.

If you are using Microsoft Windows and a full size keyboard with a separate numerical keypad, you can also input characters using an 'ALT code'. For example, hold down the ALT key and type 43 on the numerical keypad to insert a plus sign '+'.""""""""""""" i get this when i press shift keys or caps lock to use the at symbol

11/22/10 Hi, I'm PunksterBrew just wanting to add to my experience with similar problems. Both of my shift keys were not working, but all my other buttons did. I noticed when I took out my keyboard from my laptop, shifting worked again at a certain angle as I lifted it upwards. My keyboard ribbon folds, and I suspected that was the problem. Apparently, if it folds too much, the connection is weak. All I did was duct tape a wedge of folded paper at the fold. Problem is fixed now, although it may be temporary.

You might be using an italics font. In that case, you would need to go to the Control Panel and change it.

You probably have dirt or other debris stuck under the key and it is not allowing the button to be pressed down. You can pop the key off and clean underneath it or blow air under all of the keys to clean it all out.

To get access to the mouse from the quickbasic environment, requires the use of a library that either was from Microsoft or a third party.

Dell and Acer

You can make a keyboard shortcut for starting a program by right clicking the shortcut to a program (such as the Start Menu ones) and clicking properties. In the "Shortcut Key" text box, type the letter or number you want to make into a shortcut. After you apply the settings all you have to do to start the program is to press the letter while holding down the Ctrl and Alt keys. If you make the shortcut key one that is on the number pad, you will just have to press that key to start the program. You won't have to hold down any other key. I don't think you can make any other kind of keyboard shortcut.

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If you have to change a single letter such as in names you can use the shift key for it.

For example, the name Rahul.

When you type 'R' u should first hold the shift key and then press 'R' key and release the shift key when you type the rest.

If you have to type something like and abbreviation or something else which has to be wholly in upper case, hit the caps lock key in the left of your keyboard then start typing what you have to. Again hit the Caps Lock key to toggle from upper case to lower case.

That's it. Hope your doubt is clear. :)