Does it have PgUp, PgDn, Home, and End keys (or Fn key combinations)? I don't see labels for them on any of the keys.
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Of course it does. PgUp, PgDn, Home, and End keys are on the Upper-Right Corner of the keyboard.
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Of course it does.PgUp, PgDn, Home, and End keys are on the Upper-Right Corner of the keyboard.
1050643
Yes, it does. It has what's called "gaming mode", which has its very own key. When you press fn+gaming mode, the windows key goes dormant, and there's even a lighted symbol to tell you it's on, just like with caps or num lock.
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Short answer to your question is "No". It does not have a "fn" key. I am in the process of returning my recent purchase of this keyboard. Didn't work on iMac so it won't work on a MBP. Of course, if you NEVER use function keys, it's perfect.
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I'm not sure, it seems like a standard keyboard to me so I didn't really worry about thatI think it comes with instructions, if I'm not mistaken. If not you can always google the item and find instructions easily that way
1128662
There is no diagram nor an instruction manual (directly? they say the extra functions though here), but I can say you the extra functions but not photos because I can't give links here or downloads. FN key - Combination key, like the alt, which makes functions when combined with other key. That is what it is meant, but I can't find any combination key, they work without the FN as in the FN, making the FN not a combination. But if it's there, there should be a combination or something, right? Maybe if a program uses it or something. Media functions buttons - Media functions buttons of previous track, stop, play and next track. Names are what it does. Does not work on safe mode though. My Computer button - A My Computer button, you press it and it opens a Explorer tab with My Computer open, name says it all. Does not work on safe mode though. Media button - A Media button, you press it and it takes you to the media, which would be Windows Media Player. Does not work on safe mode though. Control Volume buttons - Control Volume buttons, they are three buttons, which are Mute, Volume Down, and Volume Up. They do what the button name is. Does not work on safe mode though. Calculator button - A Calculator button, you press it and it opens the Calculator (windows default calculator), name is what it does. Little square green LED indicator in Caps Lock - It's an indicator LED which when you have Caps Lock on, the LED is on, and vice versa, just like the Num Lock, but it's nice to see it on Caps Lock too, and it's just on the button, which you don't have to look elsewere to see if it's on, same with Num Lock.
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If I understand your question correctly, all the basic keys (i.e., the lettered, numbered and "F" function keys) are trapazoidal. The 6 macro keys on the left and the special function keys at the very top (brightness, mute, volume, etc.) are more of a chicklet or "island" style (with vertical sides to the keys).
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The Fn key located at the bottom left, works like a shift key for the symbols in blue. Beyond that I cant help. I havent had any issues with mine but have only had it a few months.
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No command key...command keys are Mac related...gotta use control/alt flag key....if you can find it after the key letter print wears off. Can't recommend this product.
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Franklin....So sorry about my former answer, it is wrong. There are indeed number keys along the top. Just no key with "number lock" on it like full size keyboards. I got the info from my son who owns the computer and I got his comments on it wrong. Sorry, hope you see this clarification...
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Yes they will all have different keys. I bought two of them and they are different.
1348076
Yes, it does. Use the Windows key for the Command key. I don't use a lot of special keys, so I can't say if some of those work. But for most purposes, this works fine.
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I don't know what newer products you're referring to, but the one I have doesn't have the "FN" key either, but I don't find ANY limitations, and I use mine with a MacBook Pro with Mavericks installed. The FN key is a fundamental modifier key on the limited keyboard, but with the full-sized keyboard, there aren't any real limitations. However, there are different key-combinations. But there isn't ANYthing i can't accomplish with the full-sized keyboard on my Macbook Pro. I do hope this helps you make a satisfying decision.
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Function keys = yes; F1..F12 = no. There is a row of keys above the number keys with various function icons. I don't think I've ever used them or thought much about them.
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Nope. It just has the Dvorak letters. They're the same font as the normal keys underneath.
1152780
Great question and one I did not consider but wish I had. The option was not given at the point of purchase. Each unit had it's own set of keys in the packaging. They are great but I now have three different keys rather than one master.
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Its supposed to but I could never use it because the two I ordered did not come with 30-digit product keys so I could never use the software.
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I did notice it seems to store the last config you gave it - so you can plug it into a different PC without even installing the drivers it will provide the same keystroke commands you last assigned it. Its not recognized as a game controller by the way, so it seems to behave more like a plug-and-play keyboard in that sense.