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On US and UK keyboards (not sure about others), 7 doubles up as 'Home', 1 as 'End', 9 as 'Page Up' and 3 as 'Page Down', while 8, 4, 6 and 2 double up as the arrow keys Up, Left, Right and Down. | On US and UK keyboards (not sure about others), 7 doubles up as 'Home', 1 as 'End', 9 as 'Page Up' and 3 as 'Page Down', while 8, 4, 6 and 2 double up as the arrow keys Up, Left, Right and Down. | ||
The 5 key usually means to stay in the same place. | |||
[[Category:User interface features]] | [[Category:User interface features]] | ||
Revision as of 20:05, 19 September 2005
The numeric pad on most keyboards:
7 8 9 \|/ 4-5-6 /|\ 1 2 3
On US and UK keyboards (not sure about others), 7 doubles up as 'Home', 1 as 'End', 9 as 'Page Up' and 3 as 'Page Down', while 8, 4, 6 and 2 double up as the arrow keys Up, Left, Right and Down.
The 5 key usually means to stay in the same place.