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User-Programmable Keys, Assigning Programmable Keys

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User-Programmable Keys è The four user-programmable keys at the top of the keyboard allow you to quickly open an application on your computer, bring up a document, or emulate one of the Microsoft Windows and Application Logo Keys. User Programmable Keys By assigning the programmed keys to schemes, you can create multiple sets of key assignments that will allow you to open almost any application or document on your computer. Assigning Programmable Keys To assign user-programmable keys, follow these steps: 1. Access the Programmable Keys utility in the Control Panel on the Windows Start button. 2. Select the programmable key you want to assign or reassign in the current scheme by clicking the appropriate radio button in the Key assignments group box. NOTE: To assign keys in other than the current scheme, place a check in the Show advanced options checkbox and look in the Scheme box to see the scheme you are currently using. You can create a new scheme or add/change key assignments in the current scheme. If you have never created a scheme, the Default scheme will be in effect. 3-2 Using Keyboard Shortcuts

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3-2
Using Keyboard Shortcuts
User-Programmable Keys
The four user-programmable keys
at the top of the keyboard
allow you to quickly open an application on your computer, bring
up a document, or emulate one of the Microsoft Windows and
Application Logo Keys.
User Programmable Keys
By assigning the programmed keys to schemes, you can create
multiple sets of key assignments that will allow you to open
almost any application or document on your computer.
Assigning Programmable Keys
To assign user-programmable keys, follow these steps:
1.
Access the Programmable Keys utility in the Control Panel on
the Windows Start button.
2.
Select the programmable key you want to assign or reassign in
the current scheme by clicking the appropriate radio button in
the Key assignments group box.
NOTE:
To assign keys in other than the current scheme, place a
check in the Show advanced options checkbox and look in the
Scheme box to see the scheme you are currently using. You can
create a new scheme or add/change key assignments in the current
scheme. If you have never created a scheme, the Default scheme
will be in effect.