Difference between revisions of "Web Navigation Keys"
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The keys are freely configurable, but their default purposes (expressed by their labelling) are: | The keys are freely configurable, but their default purposes (expressed by their labelling) are: | ||
Revision as of 23:32, 10 July 2005
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With the A30 IBM introduced those 6 programmable extra keys for web navigation. They only lasted throughout the four models of this series since the A series was discontinued after the A31p. The keys are freely configurable, but their default purposes (expressed by their labelling) are:
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Linux support
See the Special Keys HOWTO to see how to configure these keys.
