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2-8 The Amiga Keyboard
The Numeric Keypad
The
numeric
keypad
is
located to
the
far
right
of
the
keyboard.
The
keys
are
arranged
in
a calculator layout to facilitate
numeric
data
entry.
The
numeric
and
arithmetic
symbol keys
on
the
keypad
are
equivalent
to
the
numeric
and
arithmetic symbol
keys
on
the
main
keyboard.
In
many
cases, you
can
use
the
Enter
key
on
the
numeric
keypad
just
as
you
use
the
Return
key
on
the
main
keyboard-that
is,
to
transmit
data
and
commands to
the
computer.
The
keypad
may
be
redefined for special functions by some applications.
Note
The
legends
on
the
front
of
many
of
the
numeric
keypad
keys,
such
as
PgDn
and
Home,
are
normally
not
applicable to Amiga programs.
The
indicated
functions
are
available only
when
running
MS-DOS
on
a PC
emulator,
or
within
certain
PC-based
applications.
The Function Keys
The
function keys, located
at
the
top
of
the
keyboard
and
labeled
Fl
to FIO,
are
programmable
keys. Applications
can
define
these
keys
to activate special functions
or
may
allow you to define
them.
The Del, Help,
and
Arrow Keys
Del
The
Del (Delete) key, located
just
to
the
right
ofthe
top row
of
the
main
keyboard, deletes
the
character
at
the
cursor
position. Any
characters
to
the
right
of
the
cursor move to
the
left.

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