Epson LT-286 manual 69

Table 4-1. Special keys

Key		Purpose
i++Tab		Moves the cursor one tab to the right in normal
		mode and one tab to the left in shift mode.
Caps Lock		Changes the letter keys from lowercase to
		uppercase; changes back to lowercase when
		pressed again. The numeric/symbol keys on the top
		row of the keyboard are not affected.
Shift		Changes the letter keys from lowercase to
		uppercase while held down and changes other keys
		from their normal characters or functions to their
		alternate characters or functions. When the Caps
		Lock LED is illuminated, changes letter keys from
		uppercase to lowercase.
Ctrl		Works with other keys to perform special functions,
		such as editing operations in MS-DOS and
		GW-BASIC.
Alt		Works with other keys to enter alternate character
		codes.
t	Backspace	Moves the cursor back one space, deleting the
		character to the left.
+I	Enter	Ends a line of keyboard input or executes a
		command.
Ins		Turns the insert function on and off.
Del		Deletes the character at the cursor.
Home, End,		Control cursor location within application programs.
PgUp, PgDn
T+lt
Num Lock		Changes the function of the cursor keys. For
		example, when the Num Lock function is on and
		you press 1 , you get the number 2.
Esc		In some application programs, cancels the current
		command line or operation.
F1 - F12		Perform special functions within application
		programs.
Print Screen		Prints text on the screen to the printer.

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