Functional Keys (F1-F12) Functional keys are a set of dedicated keys located on your keyboard that perform specific tasks without requiring you to press and...
Functional keys are a set of dedicated keys located on your keyboard that perform specific tasks without requiring you to press and hold any other keys. These keys are typically located above the regular letters on your keyboard and have unique symbols or names, such as F1 for "Function" or F12 for "Exit."
Common Function Keys:
F1: This key is commonly used for accessing the settings menu in most software programs.
F2: This key is used for copying text or objects.
F3: This key is used for pasting text or objects.
F4: This key is used for deleting the selected item.
F5: This key is used to undo or rollback an action.
F6: This key is used to copy the selected item to the clipboard.
F7: This key is used to paste the clipboard content into the selected item.
F8: This key is used to close the current window or application.
F9: This key is used to minimize or maximize the current window or application.
F10: This key is used to close the entire program.
F11: This key is used to activate the task scheduler.
F12: This key is used to close the current window or application.
Using Functional Keys:
Press and release the desired key without pressing any other keys.
Press and hold the key to cycle through available options or menus.
Use arrow keys to navigate through menus and select items.
Press F10 to shut down the program or application.
Additional Notes:
The F1-F12 keys are also known as "Function Keys" because they allow you to access various functions and settings within software applications.
Using functional keys can improve your productivity and efficiency, as you can perform multiple tasks without having to navigate through menus or dialog boxes.
Learning the function of these keys can help you master your computer and become a more proficient user