笔记本电脑各键应用(国外英文资料).docVIP

笔记本电脑各键使用 The keypad on the keyboard is the main way of typing information into a computer, whether its writing a letter or entering a digital data. But do you know that you can use the keyboard to control the computer? Just knowing a few simple keyboard commands (computer instructions) can help you improve your productivity. This article includes basic common sense and keyboard commands for keyboard operations. The way keys are organized Keys on the keyboard can be divided into groups based on functions: Type (alphanumeric) key. These include the same letters, Numbers, punctuation and symbolic keys on traditional typewriters. Control keys. These keys can be used independently or with other key combinations to perform certain operations. The most common control keys are Ctrl, Alt, Windows logo and Esc. The function keys. Functional keys are used to perform specific tasks. The function keys are labeled F1, F2, F3, etc., until F12. The functions of these keys vary by program. Navigation keys. These keys are used to move and edit text in documents or web pages. These keys include the direction key, Home, End, Page Up, Page Down, Delete, and Insert. Digital keyboard. The digital keyboard allows for fast input. These keys are placed in a square, grouped in groups, some like regular calculators or adder. The following figure shows how these keys are arranged on a typical keyboard. Your keyboard layout may be different. The arrangement of keys on the keyboard Type the text Whenever you need to type content in a program, E-mail, or text box, you will see a blinking vertical line (). Thats the cursor, also called the insertion point. It shows where the text is going to start. You can use the mouse to click the desired location or use the navigation key (see the navigation key section of this article) to move the cursor. In addition to letters, Numbers, punctuation symbols and symbols, key keys also include Shift, Caps Lock, Tab, Enter, spacebar and Backspace. The name of th