Single computer keyboard key capable of being programmed to perform a specific task. For example, a key on the keyboard may be programmed to open your e-mail client. Generally, programmable keys are found on keyboards with additional keys or buttons not commonly found on most keyboards. These specialty keyboards or computers often require extra software that enables these keys to be programmed.
- Information about creating a Windows keyboard key shortcut can be found on document CH001130.
Also see: Keyboard definitions, Keyboard shortcut | |
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