How do you use the function keys? With no instruction manual I've yet to figure it out.
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I don't really use them all that much. I only use this for the drawing purposes and use keyboard shortcuts to fix whats needed to be fixed
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Good Luck, I tried for 4 months to get them to respond to phone calls, emails and they never did, but you can try googling it or go to youtube there was some video's. I have decided to get a Wacom and just take my losses.
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Home and End are located on the Num Pad and require Num Lock to be off. The F-keys are standard set up, nothing special.
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yep. it seems to me that i had to hold down the star key for a few seconds...yes there is, but i'm not positive what it is...do a web-search and find the owner's manual online. i think i found mine (free) at the net-10 site.
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lol, your better off than me. I lost my key. But it seems to me I had the same problem, and it turned out to be I just had the have the open and close handle in a certain position for the key to work. Play with that sequence and hope it helps.
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1. on the inside there is no key and I have to just turn the knob.2. from the outside I don't use the key I could but I use the keypad. This I had to program according to the user guide.Hope this helps if you have an additional question let me know
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Hold down the Fn key (lower left of the keypad) and at the same time press the"L" key. You shoud see the " ' "
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it's 2 of the function keys along the top row. hold down "fn" key at the bottom and press and release each function key until you find the right one for your computer
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Helen, As far as I recall the only instructions were something (I forget what) that said the switch to the right of the function keys (blue or white) is to switch in and out of Windows 8 functionality. Otherwise, there was a blue sticker on the keyboard to tell you how to change the left half of the space bar to backspace. That's all there was and all I needed. The tiny print at the bottom of several keys are keyboard shortcuts, i.e. alternatives to mousing around, which have been common to windows software for many years. Otherwise it is the same as any other keyboard as far as I know. There is a compartment on the bottom for the battery also, but that should be no problem. Helen, As far as I recall the only instructions were something (I forget what) that said the switch to the right of the function keys (blue or white) is to switch in and out of Windows 8 functionality. Otherwise, there was a blue sticker on the keyboard to tell you how to change the left half of the space bar to backspace. That's all there was and all I needed. The tiny print at the bottom of several keys are keyboard shortcuts, i.e. alternatives to mousing around, which have been common to windows software for many years. Otherwise it is the same as any other keyboard as far as I know.... » Read More Helen, As far as I recall the only instructions were something (I forget what) that said the switch to the right of the function keys (blue or white) is to switch in and out of Windows 8 functionality. Otherwise, there was a blue sticker on the keyboard to tell you how to change the left half of the space bar to backspace. That's all there was and all I needed. The tiny print at the bottom of several keys are keyboard shortcuts, i.e. alternatives to mousing around, which have been common to windows software for many years. Otherwise it is the same as any other keyboard as far as I know. There is a compartment on the bottom for the battery also, but that should be no problem. « Show Less
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The F5 key turns the backlight on and off. I think in order to use the F keys for their usual functions you have to press another key too, like the fn key but I have not tried that yet. Pressing the keys on their own does the things pictured on them instead, like keyboard light, volume and mute, and stuff like that.
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Don't think so as the Keyboard layout is different.There are NO Function Keys at the top.
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I have no answer that is correct, I just punch buttons and turn the round knob,and pray!No one I know can figure it out either, and my gran son is a computer buff, he cannot figure it out.Sorry not much help here.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOXUIfddHBU Here is a video of it, please note that you have to do all of your keyfobs at the same time, even ones you already have that work.
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I just tried it...it goes to Launchpad. I think all of mine work the same. I rarely use those keys, though. F3 goes to mission control, BTW.
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Helen, As far as I recall the only instructions were something (I forget what) that said the switch to the right of the function keys (blue or white) is to switch in and out of Windows 8 functionality. Otherwise, there was a blue sticker on the keyboard to tell you how to change the left half of the space bar to backspace. That's all there was and all I needed. The tiny print at the bottom of several keys are keyboard shortcuts, i.e. alternatives to mousing around, which have been common to windows software for many years. Otherwise it is the same as any other keyboard as far as I know. There is a compartment on the bottom for the battery also, but that should be no problem.
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You need a piece of software to translate the A, B, C into other key combos, or macros. I use Controller Mate (http://www.orderedbytes.com/controllermate/) for this purpose, and it works great, which is more then I can say for the foot pedal itself. I assume there are other solutions.I've never attempted to use the software provided (never even installed it) because I already had Controller Mate in use for other automation tasks.
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There is no keys f1-f24. There is a FN key but I don't think that it is used for that.
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I have not been able to use that feature. I just use the key. The packeing does bring instructions but I have not read them.