How does it operate? I see there are only a "TAB", "BACK" and an"ENTER" key. There are no directional keys. Does it automatically lump from cells
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This was not an intelligent buy for me. I had to press too hard to actually type a number. My 2 yr old uses it at as a toy now :-)
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Tab moves forward, back moves backward and enter moves down a cell. Otherwise, there are no directional keys- you'll need to use your mouse or trackpad. I don't know what you mean by "lump from cells"
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This keypad is meant to be used in association with a standard notebook keyboard... It only makes easier to input numbers from the keypad instead of using the numbers row in the keyboard... Nothing more. All you need are the numbers, the +,-,/,* keys and enter. The others keys you see are in addition.
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Not a thing. Have not been able to control anything. It pretty much a basic scanner with some live data. I was hoping for a little more and got a lot less. I'm afraid the only option is to spend a lot more and get something like a otc genisis. If your looking for a basic scanner this is just a little better.
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The F keys are located in their usual spots and require no additional buttons to be pressed. The Home/End keys and Page up/Page down only work if num-lock is off. There are also some obnoxious keys at the top where num-lock is. One minimizes your game to the desktop if you press it by mistake, and it's right by the num-lock key so I do it all the time. This keyboard is really only for a person who games constantly. If you type a lot, you will find yourself annoyed. I play the Sims in addition to MMORPGs and other such games, so having to constantly press num-lock on and off is a chore (because shortcut keys in the sims 3 use page up/page down and home/end keys. The F keys are located in their usual spots and require no additional buttons to be pressed. The Home/End keys and Page up/Page down only work if num-lock is off. There are also some obnoxious keys at the top where num-lock is. One minimizes your game to the desktop if you press it by mistake, and it's right by the num-lock key so I do it all the time. This keyboard is really only for a person who games constantly. If you type a lot, you will find yourself annoyed. I play the Sims in addition to MMORPGs and other such games, so having to constantly press num-lock on and off is a chore... » Read More The F keys are located in their usual spots and require no additional buttons to be pressed. The Home/End keys and Page up/Page down only work if num-lock is off. There are also some obnoxious keys at the top where num-lock is. One minimizes your game to the desktop if you press it by mistake, and it's right by the num-lock key so I do it all the time. This keyboard is really only for a person who games constantly. If you type a lot, you will find yourself annoyed. I play the Sims in addition to MMORPGs and other such games, so having to constantly press num-lock on and off is a chore (because shortcut keys in the sims 3 use page up/page down and home/end keys. « Show Less
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It depends on the size of your fingers. Mine are pretty small, so it's fairly easy for me. But the only two-finger guesture I've found on this thing is scrolling, which is done by slinding two fingers left or right (not up or down, unfortunately). The keyboard is quite small, so its mainly a handheld keyboard.
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It has a left/right bar below the touch pad. Push on the left or right side and it functions just like two separate buttons. Works fine.
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I could not get the return/enter key to act as a send button. I tried holding down the function keys while depressing the enter key but it did not work either. Sorry I could of been more help.
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Excel: Docs To Go should be included with your Palm installation disk, though we've found this is a bit error-prone (my husband still uses his Tungsten E and I think there's an incompatibility with the two versions, that means only one of us has it working at a time). Question/Exclamation: to get to those via the on-screen keypad, you have to tap the "shift" button. Exclamation mark is on the third row, next to the M. Question mark is on the fourth row, to the far right. Can't comment on "back" button, I've seen that in some apps (e.g. Palm reader) but not others.
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There is no TAB key. When working with Excel, just hitting enter works anyway to advance you to the next cell.
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I personally own the active model and actively use it with it. Even though the keyboard is just a pinch too small for the active cell phone if I use four pieces of tape on the proper edges that keeps my cell phone attached to the part of the keyboard that slides in and out of the actual physical keyboard itself.Though this does come with one annoyance. For some flipping reason every time you turn on and sync your Bluetooth keyboard to your cell it automatically switches out your virtual keyboard with the default virtual keyboard.But it's great if you use the tips I mentioned above. :-) I personally own the active model and actively use it with it. Even though the keyboard is just a pinch too small for the active cell phone if I use four pieces of tape on the proper edges that keeps my cell phone attached to the part of the keyboard that slides in and out of the actual physical keyboard itself.Though this does come with one annoyance. For some flipping reason every time you turn on and sync your Bluetooth keyboard to your cell it automatically switches out your virtual keyboard with the default virtual keyboard.But it's great if you use the tips I... » Read More I personally own the active model and actively use it with it. Even though the keyboard is just a pinch too small for the active cell phone if I use four pieces of tape on the proper edges that keeps my cell phone attached to the part of the keyboard that slides in and out of the actual physical keyboard itself.Though this does come with one annoyance. For some flipping reason every time you turn on and sync your Bluetooth keyboard to your cell it automatically switches out your virtual keyboard with the default virtual keyboard.But it's great if you use the tips I mentioned above. :-) « Show Less
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It doesn't. No light for CAPS, NUM, F-Lock, Scroll Lock. It's a huge oversight and is driving me nuts. Instead, it flashes the change up on your screen. There are plenty of game modes that conflict with it. Plus, you can never remember what status you're in after continuous use so you have to experiment with it.
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Yes, the arrow keys perform the usual function, but pressing the FN+arrow key serves the faster function of page up/down/end/beginning. In an unrelated issue, I found downloading the latest bluetooth driver strengthen's the signal and range of thr keyboard.
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Did you read the instructions? You press the funtion key on the right side of the space bar and the escape key. There are 4 different modes, off, dim, bright, and flashing
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I sent mine back and went to a wired solution for the keyboard. There were too many issues with it to be counted. The biggest is that it has a small footprint and I have large hands. The other reasons were lag times. I know that wired is old school for my desktop this was the best solution. My laptop I use its kb. I hope this helps.
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You use the Fn key. There is s function on the top right on one of the F keys you press along with holding down the Fn key.
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It's more like the keyboard that appears onscreen when you don't have a keyboard connected. Those don't have ctrl keys either. I sent mine back because of how challenging it was for me to press the keys. I have a Samsung tablet and it came with a bluetooth keyboard that does have those keys, if that's an option for you. I had ordered this one because of the case...
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There are two control keys; one is on the bottom left and the other is on the bottom right. There are also two "alt" keys and two "command" keys.
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It does actually-at the very top left. Not sure if that works on any PC though. Fn+click works as right-click. Although it works well on computers, it's intended for Google TV, so that's the reason it's not quite your standard keyboard.