Cam <> writes:
> On Jul 7, 4:59 pm, comph...@toddh.net (Todd H.) wrote:
>> Cam <cam1...@gmail.com> writes:
>> > Hello,
>> > Could someone please tell me where I could find a key description for
>> > this keypad? I seem to have looked everywhere and just can't find it!
>> > I need to know the fonction(s) of the special keys for this used
>> > portable that I bought.
>>
>> Not sure what you're asking.
>>
>> If you're asking what the blue icon'd functions do in concert with Fn
>> key in Windows, I'll give you what the T60's do (T41 has similar icons
>> iirc) lock key allows you to lock the computer, battery key on F3
>> gives you the power management profile selection screen, the moon icon
>> puts the machine to sleep mode, F5 toggles wireless radios, F7's icon
>> switches display modes external internal both, F8 switches from clit
>> mouse to trackpad, the f9 one I've never used. Fn-Home and Fn-end
>> adjust monitor brightness. Fn-PgUp turns on a task light if you have
>> one.
>>
>> --
>> Todd H.http://www.toddh.net/
>
> Hi again,
> Actually what I would like is the function of keys other than the
> usual numeral and alpha keys. I know about the Fn key but I would like
> to know about the other keys. For instance, what do you do to get the
> Ctl key, the Alt key etc. Surely there must be a document explaning
> the key function for this Thinkpad.
> Sorry if I was not too clear in my first message...
> Thanks!
> Cam
I'm afraid that has done little to clear it up. Are you very new to
computers perchance?
Ctrl and Alt are keys used in combination with other keys to perform
functions that are specific to given applications. Some
generalizations can be made if you're running windows though. For
instance, Alt-F will open the file pull down menu in nearly all
Windows programs. Alt-e will open the Edit menu.
Ctrl- key combinations also vary. A couple common ones some people
will know are Ctrl-c Ctrl-v for copy and paste respectively. Or
Ctrl-Insert and Shift-Insert for copy/paste. But these can also be
done with the mouse so many people don't know them. Their function,
regardless is dependent on the operating system (Windows generally)
rather than the computer itself.
Apologies if this info is too basic and I've totally missed a deeper
question.
--
Todd H.
http://www.toddh.net/