Hmm what does the ⌧ key actually do on the new (wired) aluminum keyboards? I have this key and it's been sitting here since time began, but it's not actually doing anything...
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- Thread starter BlakTornado
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No...
Not the command key.
It's a key with a square with an X through it on the top left of the num pad.
Edit: You can see it on this pic: http://xs226.xs.to/xs226/08170/p1010057632.jpg
Just under the F16 key and next to the = sign.
Not the command key.
It's a key with a square with an X through it on the top left of the num pad.
Edit: You can see it on this pic: http://xs226.xs.to/xs226/08170/p1010057632.jpg
Just under the F16 key and next to the = sign.
I dunno about UK keyboards, but on a US layout that's where the "clear" key would be. Seems like the symbol used might indicate the same.
