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Re: Computer Keys F1 to F12 ???
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Posted by JD_IHC on October 28, 2004 at 17:34:00 from (4.175.27.123):
In Reply to: Computer Keys F1 to F12 ??? posted by Alberta Mike on October 28, 2004 at 13:40:02:
I should add; I don't use them much but now that you mention them I oughtta think about learning more about them. Just like any keystroke sequence on your computer they can be "mapped" to do whatever shortcut you want them to. For example; if you're familiar with the ctl/alt/del sequence, I think you can map that to an "F" key or if you need to type your name; F key, or the Gettysburg Address; F Key, or a circle that fits perfectly within a hexagon; F key. Whatever you do a lot that requires keystrokes, Uncle Bill is giving you the opportunity to turn it into one keystroke,I think? Good question and not really O.T. Beats politics anyways.
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