Epson ActionNote 880CX User Manual - Page 39

Using the Keyboard, Using the Fn Key Functions

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Using the Keyboard Although the keyboard on your computer has only 85 keys, it provides all the functions of a full-sized (101- or 102-key) keyboard. It has an embedded numeric keypad that you can access using the Num Lock or Fn keys. You can also control other features, such as the LCD screen, using the Fn key. The embedded numeric keypad and the Fn key functions are described below. Note The keyboard on the ActionNote is available with different layouts for different languages. Additionally, you can use MS-DOS or Windows to reassign the layout of your keyboard to duplicate that of another country. Use the Windows International utility in the Control Panel or the MS-DOS KEYEB utility. Using the Fn Key Functions When pressed with other keys, the Fn key lets you control certain operations, as described in the following table. To use these commands, hold down the Fn key and then press the second key. Note that the special function keys are labeled on the keyboard. Fn key functions Key command Label Fn F8 Set Up Fn F9 Invert Fn F10 Display Function Displays the Power Management screen Toggles between normal and reverse video (monochrome and passive matrix LCDs only) Toggles between the LCD, the external monitor, and simultaneous display 2-4 Using Your Computer

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Using the Keyboard
Although the keyboard on your computer has only 85 keys, it
provides all the functions of a full-sized (101- or 102-key)
keyboard. It has an embedded numeric keypad that you can
access using the
Num Lock
or
Fn
keys. You can also control
other features, such as the LCD screen, using the
Fn
key. The
embedded numeric keypad and the
Fn
key functions are
described below.
Note
The keyboard on the ActionNote is available with different
layouts for different languages. Additionally, you can use
MS-DOS or Windows to reassign the layout of your
keyboard to duplicate that of another country. Use the
Windows International utility in the Control Panel or the
MS-DOS KEYEB utility.
Using the Fn Key Functions
When pressed with other keys, the
Fn
key lets you control
certain operations, as described in the following table. To use
these commands, hold down the
Fn
key and then press the
second key. Note that the special function keys are labeled on
the keyboard.
Fn key functions
Key
command Label
Fn F8
Set Up
Fn F9
Invert
Fn F10
Display
Function
Displays the Power Management screen
Toggles between normal and reverse video
(monochrome and passive matrix LCDs only)
Toggles between the LCD, the external
monitor, and simultaneous display
2-4
Using Your Computer