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Table 4-1: Function of Numeric Keypad Keys, Activating Num Lock makes 1 operative. Otherwise

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Keys Function Turns on and off the numeric mode on the numeric keypad Used for division operations. Used for multiplication operations. Used for subtraction operations. Activating Num Lock makes 7 operative. Home returns cursor to the beginning of the line it is on. Activating Num Lock makes 8 operative. Otherwise the up cursor key is active. Activating Num Lock makes 9 operative. Otherwise page up is active. Used for addition operations. Activating Num Lock makes 4 operative. Otherwise the cursor key is activated. Activating Num Lock makes 5 operative. Activating Num Lock makes 6 operative. Otherwise the cursor key is activated. Activating Num Lock makes 1 operative. Otherwise end moves the cursor to the end of the line it is on. Activating Num Lock makes 2 operative. Otherwise the cursor key is activated. Activating Num Lock makes 3 operative. Otherwise page down is activated. Activating Num Lock makes 0 operative. Otherwise the key functions to insert characters at the position of the cursor. Used for decimal points, Otherwise it deletes characters where the cursor is positioned. Enters commands or inserts invisible paragraph characters Table 4-1: Function of Numeric Keypad Keys 4 Chapter 4: Keyboard

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Keys
Function
Turns on and off the numeric mode on the numeric keypad
Used for division operations.
Used for multiplication operations.
Used for subtraction operations.
Activating Num Lock makes 7 operative.
Home returns cursor to the beginning of the line it is on.
Activating Num Lock makes 8 operative.
Otherwise the up cursor key is active.
Activating Num Lock makes 9 operative.
Otherwise page up is active.
Used for addition operations.
Activating Num Lock makes 4 operative.
Otherwise the cursor key is activated.
Activating Num Lock makes 5 operative.
Activating Num Lock makes 6 operative.
Otherwise the cursor key is activated.
Activating Num Lock makes 1 operative. Otherwise
end moves the cursor to the end of the line it is on.
Activating Num Lock makes 2 operative.
Otherwise the cursor key is activated.
Activating Num Lock makes 3 operative.
Otherwise page down is activated.
Activating Num Lock makes 0 operative. Otherwise the key
functions to insert characters at the position of the cursor.
where the cursor is positioned.
Used for decimal points, Otherwise it deletes characters
Enters commands or inserts invisible paragraph characters
Table 4-1: Function of Numeric Keypad Keys
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Chapter 4: Keyboard