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SECTION 4 MASTERING THE PUNCTUATION, SYMBOL AND FUNCTION KEYS
U800002, Rev. 1.2, October, 2002
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Activity 5 (Review)
You have now covered all four DataHand Mastery Learning Guides. Look at your ternplates
for the NAS, Normal, and Mouse Modes; it’s amazing to see how much can be done without
raising your hand off the DataHand keyboarding units. There's a few keys in the mouse mode
that were not covered such as L/R Mod (stands for Left/Right Modification), Arw Ks ON
(Arrow Keys On), PRINT, PAUSE, FND, PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN. Most of these keys
are self-explanatory with perhaps one or two exceptions to include L/R Mod and PAUSE.
Check your DataHand
System User Manual for an explanation of the functions associated
with these keys.
Symbols, punctuation, and function keys are a little more difficult to master because there so
many and the infrequency of use of many of them. To get the most out of the Punctuation,
Symbol, and Function Keys presented in this guide, review those keys that are used in your
applications. You can use material from your job to practice or make up exercises that relate to
the work you do. For example, you may find that you do a lot of editing in your job and often
times words, phrases, and paragraphs may be deleted. Create a document or open an existing
document and practice selecting and deleting material. As long as you don’t re-save the
document you are practicing on, the original is still there.
Practicing only the punctuation, symbol, and function keys used in your work will help you
reach and exceed your flat keyboarding skills quicker. Activating many of these same keys on
the flat keyboard requires that the hands be lifted off the keyboard, which amounts to time-
wasted motions.
CONGRATULATIONS on completing this program! Stick with your DataHands - you will
reap the benefits.
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