what does that button do?!?!?

[Fishbrain]

on a regular computer keyboard, theres a key above the tab key (the one with the two arrows) and next to the 1/! key with three little lines on it. what is it for?!? and how can u get it to do all three functions? and while were here...what is Alt Gr for?!?

thanks!

 

[Sonic_Death]

Alt+Gr = http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word/HP052590631033.aspx

" Alt Gr (Alternate)

Used to produce the third character located on the key above the Tab key."

This apparently is just for non U.S. keyboards as I figured when I had no clue at all what you were talking about haha

 

[Relic]

DO NOT PRESS THAT BUTTON!!!!
That's for the ejection seat! + You kill a puppy somewhere in the world everytime you press it.

 

[Rakie]

i use it to say things that i mean in Text messages or other non verbal things

~Love you~

~hugs~

~muah~

lol.

 

[Fishbrain]

i seeeeeeeee! much appreciated.

for those with an american keyboard that button makes these shapes...

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all very usefull as u can see...

 

[Rakie]

i seeeeeeeee! much appreciated.

for those with an american keyboard that button makes these shapes...

` ¬ ¦

all very usefull as u can see...

oh, you have the UK keyboard, i read it wrong, i thought you had the american one, lol thats a sign i needed sleep about 2 hours ago >.<

 

[MakiSupaStar]

It toggles your neighbor's dildo. Shhhhh.

Don't tell anyone. She thinks it's god.

 

[Komakino]

i seeeeeeeee! much appreciated.

for those with an american keyboard that button makes these shapes...

` ¬ ¦

all very usefull as u can see...

Actually they are all very useful. The first one is the backtick and is used to include one computing shell command's output inside another's input. The bar thing is the pipe and is also used to string command together so one's output becomes the next's input. The other thing, the bent one, is the logical 'not', though I have never used it and don't know any program that does use it.

 

[karrot-x]

Actually they are all very useful. The first one is the backtick and is used to include one computing shell command's output inside another's input. The bar thing is the pipe and is also used to string command together so one's output becomes the next's input. The other thing, the bent one, is the logical 'not', though I have never used it and don't know any program that does use it.

+1, the first two are ridiculously useful.

 

[Bryan316]

~worship satan~

~napalm~

~catapult squirrels~

 

[KeithBMI]

Actually they are all very useful. The first one is the backtick and is used to include one computing shell command's output inside another's input. The bar thing is the pipe and is also used to string command together so one's output becomes the next's input. The other thing, the bent one, is the logical 'not', though I have never used it and don't know any program that does use it.

It can also be a smilie.

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[Komakino]

It can also be a smilie.

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I like your use better...he looks like a smug Easter Island statue!

 

[Fishbrain]

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yeah i like that too, thanks for the real answer though!! i've always wondered...