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keyboard & mousecomment
keyboard and mouse state

→keyboard- key- name
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keyboard layout name
danish (complete course)

keyboard vasipadhu sariya
tatach vasipadhu sariya

basically all characters on the keyboard
this is a small default text. if you want to start practicing touch typing, open a lecture/ training file from the main menu. if you press enter after the next line you have successfully completed the default lecture. hurray!!!

_: basically all characters on the keyboard abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

by clicking on this button you can select the keyboard shortcut associated with the selected phrase.
by clicking on this button you can select the keyboard shortcut associated with the selected phrase.

enable this option to allow uninvited user to control your desktop (using mouse and keyboard).
enable this option to allow uninvited user to control your desktop (using mouse and keyboard).

if you select this option then the selected phrase will be reachable by a keyboard shortcut. you can change the shortcut with the button next to this option.
if you select this option then the selected phrase will be reachable by a keyboard shortcut. you can change the shortcut with the button next to this option.

... that you can use alt- left/ right keys of your keyboard to go back/ forward in the active object history?
... that you can use alt-left/ right keys of your keyboard to go back/ forward in the active object history?

after pressing alt+ctrl+h, 'hello' input will be simulated just like if you typed it. especially useful if you' re lazy to type things like 'unsigned'. every keypress in the input is separated by a colon ':'. note that the keypresses mean really keypresses, so you have to write what you' d really press on the keyboard. in the table below, left column shows the input and the right column shows what to type.\\ "enter" (i. e. new line) enter or return\ a (i. e. small a) a\ a (i. e. capital a) shift+a\: (colon) shift+;\ '' (space) spacename
after pressing alt+ctrl+h the input of'hello 'will be simulated, as if you typed it. this is especially useful if you have call to frequently type a word (for instance, 'unsigned'). every keypress in the input is separated by a colon ':'. note that the keypresses literally mean keypresses, so you have to write what you would press on the keyboard. in the table below, the left column shows the input and the right column shows what to type.\\ "enter" (i. e. new line) enter or return\ a (i. e. small a) a\ a (i. e. capital a) shift+a\: (colon) shift+;\ '' (space) space