- A
numeric keypad,
number pad,
numpad, or ten key, is the palm-sized, usually-17-key
section of a
standard computer keyboard,
usually on the far right....
- on the
keyboard may
nevertheless be
entered using the Alt code (the Alt
numpad input method). This is done by
pressing and
holding the Alt key, then typing...
- off.
Therefore this was the
scheme used by the
earliest DOS games. The
numpad or
number pad keys are used
quite often, but are used
mostly in driving...
-
character by
holding down the Alt key and
entering the
character code on the
numpad and many
users memorized the
numbers needed for CP437 (or for the similar...
- keyboard, a
bullet point character can be
produced by
pressing 7 on the
numpad while keeping Alt pressed. When
using the US keyboard, a
bullet point character...
- hot keys
including Calculator above numpad;
PrtScrn and
additional Delete added to the end of F1–F12 row;
numpad features Clear in
place of Num Lock Status...
-
compactness or user preference. The most
common choice is to not
include the
numpad,
which can
usually be
fully replaced by the
alphanumeric section; such designs...
-
before or
simultaneously while it is
being drawn via Ctrl++ (
NumPad only) or Ctrl+- (
NumPad only). To crop
whitespace or
eliminate parts of a graphic, the...
-
CARDCO made an
adaptor to work with
normal c****ette players.
CARDCO made a
numpad that
plugged into both of the
joystick ports on the
Commodore 64. Cartridge...
-
where they will be read by the
running application as
emulated key (or Alt
Numpad) input,
thereby typically showing up at the
location of the
standard cursor...
