How are you supposed to use the keyboard if it's hidden behind the document holder?
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This intent is to use an external keyboard such as a wireless with it. The angle of the keyboard would make it hard to use, but with the document holder you could not use the latptop keyboard. The document holder flips down, but would still be very difficult to use the keyboard.
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It folds down. Personally, I would only buy it, if you plan on using a second screen. To quickly move back and forth... And use an external keyboard and mouse.
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It flips down to use, but this is more to convert your laptop to a desktop with more monitors. We have a docking station and 3 monitors this plugs into and a full size keyboard
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Johanne- The device is meant to be connected to a secondary screen and keyboard, that is why it includes the USB ports.
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When the desk is up and you are standing the keyboard can be on the top of the desk. If you put it down to sit, then you physically move the keyboard to lower section. Its just a matter of placing it on the lower surface. The lower section does have a pull out/slide out feature so the keyboard can be placed where its comfortable. I love my VariDesk! I have been a stander at work for last two years!! Hope this helps?
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The picture is not accuate, as there is no flap. The flap is located at the top of the case and itdoes block the camera, butyou just push it back out of the way. There is a platform that the keyboard rests on, but I usually fold it back and use it as a rest for the backstand.
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You slide the cover off the back. Its really simple. I only use my keyboard occasionally, but the batteries have lasted for over a year now. Plus, the keyboard turns off after not being used for a while, saving battery.
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I have one and it just goes right in front of the key board. You then just move from typing down to move the mouse or click to copy and past. No movement from the shoulder is needed.
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The only thing I can think of is to remove any external covering. I had a protective coveand case and had to remove it for the keyboard to work. Also, I use a double stick tape under the front pads. This was not necessary but provided stablization.
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If you hold the device facing you (the opening where you slide papers), on the right side, on the back, is a little silver handle. Press the device slightly closed and you can swivel out away from you. The only catch is it can slide very deep, become invisible, and be difficult to get out, which is probably why you're not seeing it. I promise it's there and squeezing it closed will make it easier to slide out. Kind of a pain, really...
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My desktop is mounted inside of a drawer. I pull it out when I need it and push it in when it is not needed. Earlier, I had it setting on the desk with my computer on top of it. This worked just fine also. If you extend it out very far, you need to support it someway in the back so it doesn't drop into your lap with the weight from the keyboard.
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When the keyboard is attached the case is kept closed by a magnet. When the keyboard is not attached there is nothing assisting the flap to stay closed. It remains closed however like any other note pad.
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It is the use of by hand at work. The keyboard is available in private exclusively.
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Via a menu item called up on the keyboard. This feature is clearly covered in the manual.
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there is just a delete key that essentially acts as a backspace key too... the keyboard functionality is great! you won't have much difficulty getting use to it or its size
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The keyboard holder includes a fairly large mounting plate that is about 6 inches wide by 18 inches deep. It attaches to the underside of the desk with several screw. Easiest way to mount the plate is to lie on your back under the desk, mark the placement of the plate in pencil and then drill pilot holes. The plate needs to be mounted within 1 inch (approx) of the leading edge of the desk. The keyboard holder can then be adjusted to a variety of heights (e.g. below, even with or above the surface of the desk). I've found slightly below the desk to be the most comfortable. When not in sue the tray can be lowered and slid completely under the desk. Hope that helps.
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I was able to install the tray in a way that allowed me to push it back as far as I want with the keyboard still on, to hide it under the desk. It's not very practical to do that with the mouse on because it will probably fall off while pushing the tray back. Mine is wireless so I just put it on my desk. Hope this helps.
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thanks for the info... unfortunately i bought the stupid external keyboard before reading this :P
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There is another version of the keyboard that comes with a case. Get that one if you need it.
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Excel: Docs To Go should be included with your Palm installation disk, though we've found this is a bit error-prone (my husband still uses his Tungsten E and I think there's an incompatibility with the two versions, that means only one of us has it working at a time). Question/Exclamation: to get to those via the on-screen keypad, you have to tap the "shift" button. Exclamation mark is on the third row, next to the M. Question mark is on the fourth row, to the far right. Can't comment on "back" button, I've seen that in some apps (e.g. Palm reader) but not others.