I'm not seeing a context menu key - how is this functionality implemented on this keyboard?
879722
If you're talking about the right click button that's usually on the bottom right, it doesn't exist on this keyboard. You would either need to use the regular shortcut (shift-f10) or reprogram one of the buttons with autohotkey or another program.
874910
Yes. The context menu is displayed either from a (1) right mouse click OR (2) pressing the pen against the screen for several seconds until a circle is displayed, and then remove the pen from the touch screen. Option (2) will not work on a hyperlink, menu, button.
335267
The keyboard has a function key in the lower left corner which will allow you to type an apostrophe, which is an option of the "L" key. This function is also used for quotations ", brackets [ ], parentheses { } - I don't see ( ) though - plus quite a few more functions on the numbers keys. Most of the characters are there - you just have to look for them in a different place then you might expect.
68036
Only trouble with pressing 'C' is you have to turn over the controller while making sure your pointer is still on the option you need the context menu item. Right mouse button brings up the context menu :)
857036
It has a zoom in and a zoom out key. They are located above the F11 and F12 keys. Hope this helps.
2139841
Helen, As far as I recall the only instructions were something (I forget what) that said the switch to the right of the function keys (blue or white) is to switch in and out of Windows 8 functionality. Otherwise, there was a blue sticker on the keyboard to tell you how to change the left half of the space bar to backspace. That's all there was and all I needed. The tiny print at the bottom of several keys are keyboard shortcuts, i.e. alternatives to mousing around, which have been common to windows software for many years. Otherwise it is the same as any other keyboard as far as I know. There is a compartment on the bottom for the battery also, but that should be no problem. Helen, As far as I recall the only instructions were something (I forget what) that said the switch to the right of the function keys (blue or white) is to switch in and out of Windows 8 functionality. Otherwise, there was a blue sticker on the keyboard to tell you how to change the left half of the space bar to backspace. That's all there was and all I needed. The tiny print at the bottom of several keys are keyboard shortcuts, i.e. alternatives to mousing around, which have been common to windows software for many years. Otherwise it is the same as any other keyboard as far as I know.... » Read More Helen, As far as I recall the only instructions were something (I forget what) that said the switch to the right of the function keys (blue or white) is to switch in and out of Windows 8 functionality. Otherwise, there was a blue sticker on the keyboard to tell you how to change the left half of the space bar to backspace. That's all there was and all I needed. The tiny print at the bottom of several keys are keyboard shortcuts, i.e. alternatives to mousing around, which have been common to windows software for many years. Otherwise it is the same as any other keyboard as far as I know. There is a compartment on the bottom for the battery also, but that should be no problem. « Show Less
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Use the "c" key just below the compass key. It is a backup/delete/backspace/ function key. (This key always deletes what it goes over.) If you want to edit a a text message or contact, use the left & right & top & bottom compass keys to place your cursor wherever you need to be, and then edit the character that is wrong or needs changing. The compass keys can move you anywhere in the text message or contact without changing or deleting characters. Hope this helps, phones can drive us nuts!...just like p.c. s.
857034
It has a zoom in and a zoom out key. They are located above the F11 and F12 keys.Hope this helps.
71902
Holding the Fn key then the up or down arrow key emulates the pageup/pagedown keys. There is no dedicated pageup or down key
1027039
yes, I also was not able to find useful documentation; I believe that I experimentally figured out that push and hold "Set" key;hold "Set" key pressed until you obtain menu, then joystick up and down to change selection, menu selections should also have "Exit" I believe that once into menu, number keys also help within menus
273907
I purchased this keyboard a while ago and mine seems to be working fine . I don't believe there is a function for enabling that , but I'm not 100% sure . Most likely something is wrong .
236783
It enters keystrokes as you are typing. it doesn't automatically add stuff unless you are using the keyboard.
499857
Yes, used it the other day. On the screen will pop up keyboard preferences. Just click out of that and it works fine.
411550
The menu key is supposed to produce the same result as a right click on the mouse would correct ? If so then the FN key does not act like it. Although some manufacturers use FN + [some other key] for the menu key, I haven't been able to reproduce it.
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Press Fn ank OK buttons for mouse right click. It is annotated on the keyboard.
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Just as having a wireless keyboard / mouse on your computer, the menu lies within your operating system, not the keyboard device itself. By the way, it is under "Settings / Language & Input." Not many options in a mobile OS. None of my business, but if I were wanting to use a wireless keyboard / mouse on my Android, I would've gotten a bluetooth one. This unit would require you to plug in the usb dongle to your Android device and your Android device would in turn have to recognize it. If you're having trouble with it working, maybe your Android device can't recognize the dongle. By the way, the dongle is located in the battery compartment and is not bluetooth. Just as having a wireless keyboard / mouse on your computer, the menu lies within your operating system, not the keyboard device itself. By the way, it is under "Settings / Language & Input." Not many options in a mobile OS. None of my business, but if I were wanting to use a wireless keyboard / mouse on my Android, I would've gotten a bluetooth one. This unit would require you to plug in the usb dongle to your Android device and your Android device would in turn have to recognize it. If you're having trouble with it working, maybe your Android device can't recognize... » Read More Just as having a wireless keyboard / mouse on your computer, the menu lies within your operating system, not the keyboard device itself. By the way, it is under "Settings / Language & Input." Not many options in a mobile OS. None of my business, but if I were wanting to use a wireless keyboard / mouse on my Android, I would've gotten a bluetooth one. This unit would require you to plug in the usb dongle to your Android device and your Android device would in turn have to recognize it. If you're having trouble with it working, maybe your Android device can't recognize the dongle. By the way, the dongle is located in the battery compartment and is not bluetooth. « Show Less
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The Fn key located at the bottom left, works like a shift key for the symbols in blue. Beyond that I cant help. I havent had any issues with mine but have only had it a few months.