ok, so how do you print a backslash on this thing? \
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You have to press the Button Code at the bottom and letter V at the same time...
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Not sure, I would assume you do it somewhere through the printer settings...
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Try holding the ctrl button down then hitting the "P" key. In other words,"ctrl p" I get a print menu that comes in on the left side of the screen. (windows 8)
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The answer is based on the application being printed from / print driver installed.
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The print is on both sides. And I checked quite a few beads. If it turns over, "P","F", "M"... still read P F M.... But as a KatByrne says You have to make sure the letters are facing the right way when you string them ( something even my daughter doesn't always get !)
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A few keys seem to be incorrectly mapped on the RPi - for example, the | symbol shows as ~ on the screen.This prevents "pipe" command line scripts from working.
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You need to use the function key to access the apostrophe, not the shift key. Hit function and the l key and you will get an apostrophe.
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I'm mystified by the print section of Aftershot. So much so, that I got in the habit of opening images in another program to print. Sorry that I can't help.
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There is a backspace. I read somewhere that shift + backspace will work as a delete but I have not tried this. If that doesn't work try ctrl + backspace.
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The function key in the left hand corner is used with L ```` to make an apostropheJerry B
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Hard to read, but this is printed on the side of mine: t-k-396ba-4046/5700 10-09-03.
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Unfortunately, this device does not provide for special characters (are you listening, Reczone?) I use a code of sorts to record them: I use /xxx/ to indicate a special character. For example # /lb/ or ! /xcl/ and so on. This is a major design flaw.
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Just print the correct offset based on the thickness of your glass: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:263804
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Hi Brandon. Do you mean that the - and + are reversed? Mine is the same way but it doesn't affect anything.
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The cover does have 1 key covering both the return key and the backslash key above it. It does not keep you from using both keys individually and as normal. They are conjoined because when you type in Hebrew you can use either key with the shift key to write a backslash. When used without the shift key, even with the Hebrew keyboard, it will function as a return key. Honestly, I hadn't even noticed they have the same key covering until you asked this question, so it has never been an issue.
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I don't think you can use it to macro a text string (like "hello there"). However, you can use EventGhost or AutoHotKey to accept a non-printable key, such as F13, and then expand that to a text macro.If you just want to use it to log in to Windows, I'd suggest setting up a login PIN on Windows 8.
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You get one of of each letter of the Alphabet, You get numbers 0 through 9, with the !@#$%^&*() , and +_{}|":?><<>?, back space, enter, shift, caps lock, shift,