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On the Magic Keyboard with a numeric keypad that comes with the iMac 24", what does the CLEAR key on the numeric keypad do? I'm hoping it's essentially the same as turning off NumLock on a Windows keyboard, so you can use those "numeric" keys as navigation keys to move around your document--the 4, 8, 6, and 2 keys navigate left, up, right, down, etc. Can anyone confirm that it does this?
rick7 wrote:
Can anyone confirm that it does this?
It does not act as a NumLock key. In apps which support it, it clears the contents of the selected entry box. You use the arrow keys for navigation.
rick7 wrote:
Can anyone confirm that it does this?
It does not act as a NumLock key. In apps which support it, it clears the contents of the selected entry box. You use the arrow keys for navigation.
On Magic Keyboard with numeric keypad, what does the CLEAR key do?
