User's Manual

Take a look at the special keys and their functions:
Key
Name
Purpose
Function
keys 1-10
Tab
Control
Shift
Alternate
Backspace
Enter
Caps Lock
Escape
Perform special functions within
application programs.
Moves the cursor to the right in normal
mode (and to the left in shift mode in
some application programs).
Works with other keys to perform special
(control) functions, such as editing
operations in MS-DOS and
GW-BASIC.
Produces uppercase characters or
symbols when used with the main
character keys. Produces lowercase
characters when Caps Lock is on.
Works with other keys to enter alternate
character codes not otherwise available
on a standard keyboard.
Moves the cursor back one space,
deleting the character to the left.
Ends a line of keyboard input or
executes a command. (This key may be
called the Ret urn key in some of your
software documentation.)
Changes the letter keys from lower- to
uppercase; changes back to lowercase
when pressed again.
Cancels the current command line or
operation.
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