Keys that act as shortcuts for performing functions such as saving files or printing data. Function keys are usually lined along the top of the keyboard and labeled F1 through F12, although some keyboards have fewer and others have more. Function keys also might be on either side of the lettered keys along the right or left edge of the keyboard. Function keys change their function depending upon which software is running, although the F1 key, for instance, often brings up a help screen.
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To run a list of all Microsoft Word Application Function keys (shortcut keys) do the following: Creating a list of all function keys in Word - Any version
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To run a list of all Microsoft Word Application Function keys (shortcut keys) do the following: Creating a list of all function keys in Word - Any version
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QUOTE(John I @ Sep 1 2004, 12:48 AM)
Keys that act as shortcuts for performing functions such as saving files or printing data. Function keys are usually lined along the top of the keyboard and labeled F1 through F12, although some keyboards have fewer and others have more. Function keys also might be on either side of the lettered keys along the right or left edge of the keyboard. Function keys change their function depending upon which software is running, although the F1 key, for instance, often brings up a help screen.
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