lexus said:Is it relating to the keyboard or OS?
Yup. There is a matrix of wires (or that printed carbon crap they use now), rather than an individual loop for each key. Unlikely possibilities end up crossing the wires, so they can use fewer signals at the controller and save a little money.wingsky said:I think its basically because some keyboards have different sets of keys going through one circuit or something, making it impossible to hold down certain combinations of keys together, probably a limitation of the design.
Partially correct maybe people should write what keyboard layout they are using.Gee said:It seems that for most people, the QWERTY row of the keyboard doesn't work with both shift keys depressed, yes?
Gee said:It seems that for most people, the QWERTY row of the keyboard doesn't work with both shift keys depressed, yes?
Silentwave said:Mine doesn't...EXCEPT the P.
* $#R&W# %) ^%& ^Y* E ooops, wrong row.EGT said:Try and type the Alphabet with your Nose! No cheating, only use your nose.![]()