NEC POWERMATE ENTERPRISE - 10-1997, Manual

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Using Your Computer 2-7
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Num Lock lamp
When the Num Lock lamp is on, the keys on the numeric
keypad work like a numeric keypad. When the Num
Lock lamp is off, the keys on the numeric keypad work
as cursor control keys.
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Caps Lock lamp
When the Caps Lock lamp is on, all typed letters are
uppercase letters (LIKE THIS). When the lamp is off,
all typed letters are lowercase letters (like this).
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Scroll Lock lamp
When the Scroll Lock lamp is on, Scroll Lock key
functions are enabled. When the lamp is off, Scroll Lock
key functions are disabled. Scroll Lock functions depend
upon your application.
Using a Mouse
Your mouse has a right button, left button, and a cursor
movement wheel. Use the mouse (shown in the following
figure) to quickly move around on the screen, to select menu
items, and to choose functions specific to your software.
In Windows, clicking the right mouse button on the desktop
provides shortcuts to such features as the Properties menu.
Other right mouse button functions depend on the
application program in use. Refer to the application’s
documentation to see what the right mouse button does.
The cursor movement wheel lets you scroll vertically and
horizontally and zoom in to view data on the screen.
You can also drag an object by positioning the cursor over
it and rolling the cursor movement wheel to the new
location.