Category:Computer keys

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These articles are about individual keys on a computer keyboard.

Pages in category "Computer keys"

The following 50 pages are in this category, out of 50 total. Updates to this list can occasionally be delayed for a few days.

A

  • Alt key
  • AltGr key
  • Any key
  • Arrow keys

B

  • Backspace
  • Break key

C

  • Caps lock
  • Command key
  • Compose key
  • Control key
  • Control-Alt-Delete
  • Control-C
  • Control-V
  • Control-X
  • Control-Y
  • Control-\

D

  • Delete key
  • Delimiterless input

E

  • End key
  • Enter key
  • Esc key

F

  • F-Lock
  • Fn key
  • Function key

H

  • HJKL keys
  • Help key
  • Home key
  • Hyper key

I

  • IJKL keys
  • Insert key

K

  • Keyascii

L

  • Language input keys

M

  • Menu key

M cont.

  • Meta key
  • Modifier key

N

  • Num lock
  • Numeric keypad

O

  • Option key

P

  • Page Up and Page Down keys
  • Power management keys
  • Print screen

S

  • Scroll lock
  • Shift key
  • Space bar
  • Super key (keyboard button)
  • System request

T

  • Tab key

V

  • Vax gold key

W

  • WASD keys
  • Windows key
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