Is there a layout for what each of the keys does? Some of the keys are not self explanatory to me.
1418673
No there is not! But it is an exact replica of a full sized keyboard that is used with a standard computer. Fn keys operate the functions at the bottom if the top row of keys! I hope that helps :)
1418674
Unfortunately, there's not. Sorry. But, it's still a good keyboard and case. Wish Belkins made them for KF HD.
1418675
It is a bit different from a typical keyboard For example: If you want to use an apostrophe (') you have to hold down the FN key on the lower left corner of the board while pressing the (L) key. It is color coded..the FN key has blue letters on it and the Lkey has a blue apostrophe on it. No layout, but it wasn't too hard to figure out after playing with it. My space bar has to be touched in just the right spot or it doesn't work. Hope this helps!
1418676
Not that I know of, I personally just did a lot of guessing and checking, and still have yet to figure out what a couple of them do. I also found that using ctrl + certain letters work in some cases, such as copy and paste.
387316
it does. they are located in the upper left corner above the numeric keys. the only difference between this and a standard keyboard is that the numbers and function sections have been placed on the left. in every other way, it is just like a regular keyboard.
2039475
It stores multiple profiles each with 5 different keying sets per profile. The D-pad as well as space and left alt "or those keys " are all used by your thumb, but as you already know any key can be any keyboard function or mouse function or macro
1807308
They feel like regular keyboard keys. They are just situated differently. Hope this helps.
922012
Couldn't say for sure, but it's an unusual looking key. Pretty short, and only has a single digit number, so I'd bet there are limited variations.
2218596
Haven't used it in awhile, but yes, that was one way. I believe you could also reverse the mapping and have the function keys be the default. The NICE thing about the odd position of the CTRL key is that it brings your hand into a better position to strike more keys.
1035812
Yes. Use the Fn key in combo with the arrow keys. <Fn + Left> = Home<Fn + Right> = End<Fn + Up> = Page Up<Fn + Down> = Page Down...good question. I more-or-less stumbled across that lol (actually, I think it's pretty standard for smaller laptops with keyboards sans those keys, but I'd long ago forgotten).
713680
Yes. Use the Fn key in combo with the arrow keys. &lt;Fn + Left&gt; = Home &lt;Fn + Right&gt; = End &lt;Fn + Up&gt; = Page Up &lt;Fn + Down&gt; = Page Down ...good question. I more-or-less stumbled across that lol (actually, I think it's pretty standard for smaller laptops with keyboards sans those keys, but I'd long ago forgotten).
357386
every key is different. i have two sets and the keys do not work across sets.
1921688
No, the picture is correct. The return key and the \| key are together. This has never affected my use.
1961100
Check below the "M" and "V" keys to find the up/down left/right keys. Hope this helps.
1152780
Great question and one I did not consider but wish I had. The option was not given at the point of purchase. Each unit had it's own set of keys in the packaging. They are great but I now have three different keys rather than one master.
255157
No, there is only one key, you just have to make sure it's in the right position to open the cover, I have had to play with it a lot to get it in the right position. Keep trying, it will work!
540388
They are on either side of the space bar. Some buttons have 3 options assigned to them to save space on such a small keyboard. They are all on there though.
657351
Nope. It just has the Dvorak letters. They're the same font as the normal keys underneath.
1837475
Can you explain how you entered the numbers with the blue Key down. Where do you get the numbers? need full explanation
225116
Is there a way to get the actual keys off the keyboard without breaking them to swap them out so they match once I change the values?