How do skeleton keys work?
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A key is a device which is used to open a lock. It usually consists of a specially-shaped piece of flat metal, with cut notches (forming teeth), and/or milled grooves which fit the shape of the lock and can open the correctly combinated lock by (usually) being turned in the lock housing. This portion of the key is referred to as the blade. The wider grip, referred to as the bow, is found at the top of the key to facilitate turning. Usually, there are only a small number of keys which can operate a certain lock. In some residential locks, all of the keys for a lock are given to the purchaser of the lock. Duplicates of the key can normally be made by anyone with the correct key blank and key machine. Some manufacturers assign an identification number to each lock and key combination. Knowing the identification number of such a lock allows a duplicate key to be made at certain places. Many residential keys are identified by the key cuts stamped on the key bow.\n\nMost people in modern society use keys on a daily basis, to secure their home, their vehicle, or to access their workplace, among other uses. Those that use a number of keys will usually place them on a ring or key chain, often with other items such as key fobs.
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http://www.sirinet.net/~jgjohnso/skeleton.html
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http://crypt.eldritchs.com/spells/
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I found a website that may help on that. Try this one\n\nhttp://www.public-action.com/SkyWriter/WacoMuseum/library/bones1.html
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your key must be stuck...try shaking it or pressing it or something like that.
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The Insert key (often abbreviated to INS) commonly found on keyboards is mostly used to switch between the two main modes of entering text on a computer. The first is Overstrike-mode, where the cursor, when typing, overwrites any text that is present on and after it's current location and which isn't used much anymore. Most Operating Systems only use insert-mode, where the cursor inserts characters at its current position between two other characters. \n\nThe Insert key would traditionally take you into insert-mode. However this is usually the default mode on modern Operating Systems. On Apple Macintosh computers the key is rebranded into a Help key. When you press the key the Help-functionality of the application will be launched. However when using commandline applications it still behaves like the Insert key for compatibility reasons. \n\nHOWEVER, I HATE IT AND I HAVE NEVER WANTED TO USE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I tried to draw you one in MS Paint, but it didn't turn out too good... go here instead\nhttp://www.beyondlogic.org/keyboard/keybrd.htm
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use a keylogger. more info on key loggers can be found  at this site.\nyou can also search www.download.com for key loggers.
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try\nhttp://www.kdkeys.net/forums/688/ShowPost.aspx
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Some handcuffs require some degree of inward pressure while turning the key to be released.  This makes them more difficult to pick.  If the cuffs were too tight to begin with, it is difficult to squeeze the cuffs any tighter to get them to release when using the key to take them off.
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The bump key only works on most locks, usually the inexpensive ones. Get a high quality lock-set that does not use sliding pins as the mechanism. \n   Use a chain lock when you're home.\n   Get a security system.\n   Spread spent bullet shells all over your lawn and fly a giant american flag.
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http://www.mit.edu/~jcb/Dvorak/history.html\n\nEdit: computerguy is wrong. The keys were not arranged to slow the typer down. They were arranged in a way that the most used keys and least used keys were near each other so that the most used keys would not get in each others way. Jeez, at least read the link before you make a fool of yourself.
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the skeleton doent move the muscles do and they move the bones
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A key that opens any lock
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ABSOLUTELY!!!  It is funny you ask that question, because I don't know what the keys are anymore.  If people ask me where a "key" is located anymore, you can watch me actually move my hands ( in the correct manner ) and then tell you where the key is ... my brain has not memorized the keyboard, but my fingers sure have ... :)
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eh not real sure but should have a key with  a blue Fn or simalar button that enables the alternate to other keys,  try holdin this button down and simultaneously pressing the corrosponding colored Num Lock button.  hope this helps
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Press a number x, the ^, and a number y.  For example:\n\nThe ^ key is next to TAN.