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    KEYNOTE PRESENTATION

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    LET'S PRAY!
    Our Father, Who art in heaven, hallowed be
    Thy name; Thy kingdom come; Thy will be
    done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this
    day our daily bread; and forgive us our sin as
    we forgive those who sin against us; and lead
    us not into test, but deliver us from evil.
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    WHAT IS A
    KEYBOARD?
    The Keyboard is the primary means of
    input for a computer. Most computer
    functions are triggered by key
    commands, many of which cannot be
    performed with the mouse alone.
    This is a standard “QWERTY” keyboard. Keyboards come in all shapes and sizes, but the
    general layout of the keys are identical to the above image.
    BASIC
    (TYPEWRITER)
    KEYS
    BASIC (TYPEWRITER) KEYS

    The name “QWERTY” comes from the layout of the keys beginning with Q and ending in M. The
    letters are arranged by frequency of use in the English language with commonly used letters allocated
    to natural resting places of the hands on the keyboard.
    Letters (Q,W,E,R,T,Y), Numbers (1,2,3,4,5), Symbols (!,@,#,$,%), SPACEBAR, (inserts a pause or
    “space”) and Arrows (←↑→↓) function primarily to input data, and do not have an extra function
    unless otherwise specified in a specific program or paired with another key.
    BACKSPACE can be used to erase one letter behind the text cursor ( | ) in a field where text can be
    altered like a document or an email. Outside of this context BACKSPACE usually navigates to
    previous page or screen.
    DELETE in the context of text will erase one letter in front of the text cursor. Outside of this context
    DELETE is usually used to delete a file.
    ENTER (or RETURN) in the context of text will create a break in the document and begin a new
    paragraph. ENTER can also function as a confirm command or the equivalent of a mouse click if an
    object is highlighted. Some text fields, such as a status box on Facebook, will interpret a ENTER
    stroke as confirm, and not a break.
    MODIFIER KEYS
    Many keys on the keyboard function differently based on context.
    MODIFIER KEYS
    When pressed these keys will input the
    character displayed at the bottom of
    the key, for instance the key labeled [!
    1] will input the character [1] when
    pressed. When the SHIFT key is
    depressed at the same time the input
    will be the character on the top of the
    key, in this case [!]. SHIFT will also
    capitalize the input of letter keys.
    MODIFIER KEYS

    SHIFT also functions as a means to select continuous regions of data by depressing the shift key and
    using the arrow keys to create a region, such as in highlighting a sentence in a document like this.
    MODIFIER KEYS

    ALT does nothing on its own. ALT functions as an Alternating Key, triggering a secondary function
    of a different key, and is used with keyboard shortcuts (which we’ll cover later). This is often
    program specific.
    MODIFIER KEYS

    CTRL does nothing on its own either and will trigger the secondary function of another key, just like
    ALT. CTRL usually triggers a system function such as printing. As with ALT this will be covered in
    Keyboard Shortcuts.
    FUNCTION KEYS
    FUNCTION KEYS
    The function keys or F keys are lined across the top
    of the keyboard and labeled F1 through F12. These
    keys act as shortcuts, performing certain functions,
    like saving files, printing data, or refreshing a page.
    For example, the F1 key is used as the default help
    key in many programs. The F5 key is used in an
    Internet browser to refresh or reload a web page. The
    function of these keys can differ with each operating
    system and program.
    FUNCTION KEYS
    OTHER KEYS
    OTHER KEYS

    The NUMPAD is a secondary set of keys used for entering numeric data. They do not have any extra
    function, and exist just for convenience for inputting numerical data.
    OTHER KEYS

    CAPS LOCK acts like a switch and will reverse the function of the SHIFT key’s effect on letters,
    inputting them as capital unless the SHIFT key is depressed.
    OTHER KEYS

    NUM LOCK acts like a switch and is used to enable or disable the NUM PAD
    OTHER KEYS

    INSERT is used with inputting text and will set the computer in a mode that when toggled on will
    replace each letter ahead of the text cursor with what is typed. By default text is inserted with the text
    cursor, it does not replace text.
    OTHER KEYS

    HOME will bring the text cursor to the beginning of a line.


    END will bring the text cursor to the end of a line.
    PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN will scroll a window up or down the equivalent of one screen.
    OTHER KEYS

    PRTSCN (remember to depress SHIFT as well) “Print Screen” will perform what is called a “Screen
    Capture”, copying your entire screen, which you can later paste into a program like Microsoft Word.
    SHORTCUT KEYS
    SHORTCUT KEYS
    A Keyboard Shortcut is a term used for pressing
    a modifier key with basic key in order to trigger
    a secondary function of that basic key. When
    performing a Keyboard Shortcut you hold down
    the modifier key and strike the basic key. Often
    Keyboard Shortcuts are program specific,
    especially when the modifier key ALT is used.
    CTRL + Q = QUIT
    is a keyboard shortcut that varies
    depending on the program where
    it's being utilized. For example,
    in Microsoft Word, Ctrl+Q is
    used to remove a paragraph's
    formatting.
    CTRL + W = CLOSE PROGRAM

    Is a keyboard shortcut
    often used to close a
    program, window, tab,
    or document.
    CTRL + A = SELECT ALL

    Ctrl+A is a keyboard shortcut often


    used to select all text, files, pictures, or
    other objects while in a graphical user
    environment.
    CTRL + F = FIND

    Ctrl+F is a keyboard shortcut often


    used to open a find box to locate a
    specific character, word, or phrase in a
    document or web page.
    CTRL + Z = UNDO

    Ctrl+Z is a keyboard shortcut often


    used to undo the previous action.
    CTRL + C = COPY

    Ctrl+C is a keyboard shortcut used to


    copy highlighted text or other object to
    the clipboard in a graphical user
    environment.
    CTRL + V = PASTE

    Ctrl+V is a keyboard shortcut often


    used to paste text or other objects from
    the clipboard.
    CTRL + P = PRINT

    Ctrl+P is a keyboard shortcut often


    used to print a document or page.
    ALT + TAB = SWITCH WINDOWS

    Alt+Tab is a keyboard shortcut often


    used to switch between open programs
    in Microsoft Windows and other
    operating systems.
    CTRL + ALT + DEL =
    THREE-FINGER SALUTE
    Three-finger salute is slang describing the IBM PC
    compatible three key sequence Ctrl+Alt+Del that
    David Bradley developed as a keyboard shortcut.
    This term became widely used during a time when
    PC users were frequently pressing these keys each
    time their computer froze. It is often used to restart a
    computer that gets stuck in the boot process or
    cannot load the Windows operating system.
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