Commodore 64C - Commodore 64 C Keyboard Modes

keyboard modes
upper case/graphic
mode
upper/lower case
mode
The 64C keyboard has two typing
modes:
—Upper case/graphic mode
—Upper/lower case mode
When you turn on the computer, the
keyboard is in the upper case/graphic
mode, which means that everything you
type is in capital letters.
To switch back and forth between
modes, you must press the SHIFT key
and the C= key (the COMMODORE key)
at the same time. If you switch to the
upper/lower case mode, the keyboard
works much like a standard typewriter
keyboard. What you type normally
appears in lower case; if you want upper
case (that is, capital letters) you can hold
down the SFIIFT key or depress the
SHIFT LOCK key. '
You do not have to be an accomplished
typist to use the computer effectively.
You only need to know the general
keyboard layout, including the location
and function of the special keys, as
shown on the keyboard diagram.