Does this keypad allow you to type special characters via alt codes (ex. letters with accents, such as in french)
582881
I had never tried that, but I just tried to put a tilda over an N with the ALT+0241 and it worked! I'd say you're good to go!
582882
Yes, at least as to the Windows application alt codes (I use them only in applications such as Microsoft Word and Microsoft Outlook). When I tried just now to type in a special character in this response box in my browser window, nothing happened. But I just typed this in Word and copied/pasted here: áéñè (alt+0225 = á; alt+0233 = é; alt+0241 = ñ; alt+0232 = è). And IT ONLY WORKS IF THE NUM LOCK KEY IS ON - that's critical. So I guess my answer is "yes depending on what application you're using so if it doesn't work it's probably not the fault of the numeric keypad." Hope this helps! Yes, at least as to the Windows application alt codes (I use them only in applications such as Microsoft Word and Microsoft Outlook). When I tried just now to type in a special character in this response box in my browser window, nothing happened. But I just typed this in Word and copied/pasted here: áéñè (alt+0225 = á; alt+0233 = é; alt+0241 = ñ; alt+0232 = è). And IT ONLY WORKS IF THE NUM LOCK KEY IS ON - that's critical. So I guess my answer is "yes depending on what application you're using so if it doesn't work it's probably not the fault of the numeric keypad." Hope this helps!
582883
Yes, at least as to the Windows application alt codes (I use them only in applications such as Microsoft Word and Microsoft Outlook). When I tried just now to type in a special character in this response box in my browser window, nothing happened. But I just typed this in Word and copied/pasted here: (alt+0225 = ; alt+0233 = ; alt+0241 = ; alt+0232 = ). And IT ONLY WORKS IF THE NUM LOCK KEY IS ON - that's critical. So I guess my answer is "yes depending on what application you're using so if it doesn't work it's probably not the fault of the numeric keypad." Hope this helps!
1333342
Yes it does. As you see on the picture, just below the keypad, there is a regular key slot which will override the code.
1867715
Absolutely! We love our keypad - it works great and have had no problems. Easy to install, too.
1386362
Provided that your gates have standard relay inputs then yes you may use this keypad. It does have 2 separate relay outputs, and you may assign different codes to each output.
1540580
No. This is a standard keyboard 10 Key with minimal extras when used as a standard stand-alone calculator. (Memory/Clear, %, +\-, backspace).
1399738
This was another issue with the keyboard that I forgot to mention. The ability to move from letters up to all the accented variations of them is gone as well. Very inconvenient for typing in German, French, Russian, Norwegian, etc.
982182
Does this keyboard have keys for Microsort Word like ctrl-B for bold-face type, etc.?
556958
No it does not. The lower keypad ribbons are different along with a few other issues.
1419008
Nope, the keyboard is set up for standard American English (does not contain ). Alt codes can be used to get those letters (like the ones at this website: http://symbolcodes.tlt.psu.edu/bylanguage/spanish.html) but it can be frustrating and time consuming to type in Spanish like that.
81552
No. it is built into the keyset. There may be an opposite layout for a keyset out there, but as of yet I have not seen one.
320953
There isn't an Alt key on the keypad itself. However, you can press the Ctrl and Alt keys on your keyboard along with the Del key on the Targus keypad, which will take you to the Ctrl/Alt/Del screen. I hope that I have answered your question.
651289
I honestly don't know... mainly because I don't know what system you have. I just looked on the back side of my keypad that failed and got a make/number off of it and did a search.
1528812
Yes, just change the language used in Windows and use a combination of keystrokes... That's the same for most computers by the way.
805049
Mostly - all of the alphanumerics are standard qwerty style. There are a few oddly placed punctuation keys (slashes, apostrophe, quotes).
1769960
This keypad is meant to be used in association with a standard notebook keyboard... It only makes easier to input numbers from the keypad instead of using the numbers row in the keyboard... Nothing more. All you need are the numbers, the +,-,/,* keys and enter. The others keys you see are in addition.
1033907
The default character set is English. The keyboard layout is not the standard keyboard. I suggest you contact the manufacturer who may have a firmware update for other character sets. http://www.celluon.com/support_download.php
1230668
I didn't know until I checked it just now. Yes, indeed it does. It takes several extra button pushes to access those special characters, but they are there.