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笔记本电脑各键使用(国外英文资料) Organization of keys The keys on the keyboard can be divided into several groups according to the function: Type (alphanumeric) key. These keys include the same letters, numbers, punctuation and symbol keys as on traditional typewriters. Control key. These keys may be used alone or in combination with other keys to perform certain operations. The most commonly used control keys are Ctrl, Alt, Windows, logos, keys, and Esc. Function key. Function keys are used to perform specific tasks. The function keys are marked as F1, F2, F3, and so on, until F12. The functions of these keys vary depending on the program. Navigation key. These keys are used to move in documents or web pages, and to edit text. These keys include directional keys, Home, End, Page, Up, Page, Down, Delete, and Insert. Digital keyboard。 Numeric keyboard for quick input. These keys are in a box, grouped, somewhat like a conventional calculator or an adder. The following diagram shows how these keys are arranged on a typical keyboard. Your keyboard layout may vary. The arrangement of keys on a keyboard Type text Whenever you need in the program, email or text box content, will see a blinking vertical line (). Thats the cursor, also called the insertion point. It displays the location where the text will begin to be typed. You can use the mouse to click the desired location, or use the navigation key (see this article, using the navigation key section) to move the cursor. In addition to letters, numbers, punctuation and symbols, the key also includes Shift, Caps, Lock, Tab, Enter, spacebar, and Backspace. Key name How to use Shift At the same time, press Shift and a letter will enter the uppercase letters of the letter. At the same time, press Shift with another key to type the symbol displayed in the upper part of the key. Caps Lock Once Caps Lock, all letters will be typed in capitals. Press Caps again, Lock will close this function. The keyboard may have an indicator light indicating