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Does anyone know of an online keyboard? not like a piano, like a keyboard that you use to type, i googled it but everything that came up was piano keyboards, please help.Any input is appreciated! thank you (:
If you are using a Windows PC they have one. But if your using a macbook I dont know. Windows vista: Start - All programs - Ease of acces : On screen keyboard XP: Start - All programs - Accessability - On screen keyboard imtranslator /keyboard.asp This could also be what you are looking for
FN? Computer? Keyboard? Confused
Just press the Fn key simultaneously with the hotkey for the function you need.
Every once in a while the num, caps and scroll lock will suddenly all light up for a second, then all the light will turn off (even though I had the num lock on, and I can still use the numbers). When this happens one thing i notice is the keyboard repeat rate changes (goes slower). This happens everyday and gets annoying any ideas?
Check the connection from the keyboard to the computer. It sounds like there might be a loose or bad connection. Unplug it and plug it back in. See if that helps. If not, see if you can borrow a keyboard from a friend or someone and see if that fixes the problem.
I have heard that, in order to understand Chinese, you must learn at least 3,000 characters. How big of a keyboard would that be?Our keyboard is about a foot long, and we have 26 letters, so a Chinese keyboard must be about 115 feet long!But seriously, how DO they type Chinese?????
A chinese keyboard is like a wall with many many drawers each one having a 102 letter keyboard. there is one key for every glyph at the unicode.
i know c6 has a physical QWERTY keyboard but does it have any virtual keyboard on touch screen like other only-touch screen phones have?
I'm not sure, but I am positive it has the virtual keyboard. The 5800 runs on the S60 5th edition and has the on screen keyboard, while the C6 runs on the same OS, and is on the latest firmware available, so it should have the on screen virtual keyboard too.
Any comments on HP Pavilion laptop keyboards? Someone suggested they were too small and inconvenient I have in mind 101-key compatible with full size keyboard with integrated numeric keypad.
HP keyboards are fine. The size is pretty standard between keyboards, so there isn't really any truth to a claim that a company's keyboards on a normal size laptop are too small. The keyboard you're thinking of is pretty standard, although the numeric keyboard might not be available on laptops that aren't 17 in screen size or larger, depending on what you are talking about. You will be fine with an HP keyboard unless your hands are enormous.
I play games on my laptop so wondering if constant pressing of a button can break the keyboard
I used a laptop for 4 years, and after 4 years, some of the keys were wearing out. (For instance, it was hard to press down the left ctrl and alt key because I used it so much.) However, in general, the keyboard will last quite a long time unless you do something to break it (like drop a book or something onto the laptop keyboard). Even if your laptop keyboard breaks though, you still have a fully functioning computer, and you can go on using an external USB keyboard. All physical devices (including keyboards) will break over time (some sooner than later). So might as well keep gaming on the laptop -- and if the keyboard wears out, get a USB keyboard or a new laptop to keep up with the new games :P
I am proud that I can touch-type without staring at the keyboard very quickly.I have a plan to purchase a new PC keyboard.What keyboard should I purchase for my computer?Of course I think nothing of spending much money on purchasing one.Even if I purchased a PC keyboard for 400 US dollars, I'd not mind at all really.
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