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TOPIC: KEYBOARD PRESENTED BY: MS. AMBER AMAR

TOPIC: KEYBOARD PRESENTED BY: MS. AMBER AMAR. Keyboard is an input device which resembles with a type writer like keys that enables us to enter data into a computer. DEFINITON OF KEYBOARD. Different types of Keyboard. Parts of Keyboard. Keyboard consists of five parts: Alphabetical keys

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TOPIC: KEYBOARD PRESENTED BY: MS. AMBER AMAR

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  1. TOPIC:KEYBOARDPRESENTED BY:MS. AMBER AMAR

  2. Keyboard is an input device which resembles with a type writer like keys that enables us to enter data into a computer. DEFINITON OF KEYBOARD

  3. Different types of Keyboard

  4. Parts of Keyboard Keyboard consists of five parts: Alphabetical keys Numeric keys Special purpose keys Arrow keys Function keys

  5. Alphabetical Keys Alphabetic keys include letters from A-Z and punctuation marks such as ? , “ ‘ etc. The normal layout of the keyboard is QWERTY as the letters of the first row of the keyboard is QWERTY.

  6. Numeric Keys Numeric keys include numbers from 0 - 9 Special Purpose Keys These are the following special purpose keys: Enter key Del & insert key Caps lock key Modifiers ------ alt, ctrl, shift etc

  7. Arrow Keys Cursor movement keys controls the movement of cursor on the screen such as right, left, top, bottom.

  8. Function Keys A function key is a key on a keyboard which can be programmed so as to cause an operating system command interpreter or application program to perform certain actions. Function keys are numbered from F1 – F12. In many application programs F1 key is used to display help contents.

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