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keypad 1 , n (↔ fr: pavé
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a keypad: ~ used by user
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Agent
to act on character
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Patient
, cursor
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Patient

A typical keyboard has four basic types of keys: Typing keys, Numeric keypad, Function keys and Control keys.
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Many "ergonomic" keyboards work according to one principle; angling the two halves of the main keypad to allow the elbows to rest in a more natural position.
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It has one set of tasks to perform, very straightforward input to expect (a numbered keypad and a few pre-set buttons) and simple, never-changing hardware to control.
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That contains the main alphabetical and numeric keys main ~
That contains numerix keys and specific function keys numeric ~
That can be separated from the keyboard detachable ~
That does not need to be linked to a computer to function wireless
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Part key
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Entity where a k. can be found keyboard
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The user Agent uses a k. use a ~
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05/12/2010
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