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key cap

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key cap

The replaceable, top part of a keyboard key. The key cap is pressed onto the keyboard switch, which is the mechanical part that moves down and springs back up. To extract a key cap, a "puller" is used to grab underneath and extract it.

Swapping Caps Lock and Ctrl
On most PC keyboards, the Caps Lock key is very easy to reach for a touch typist, but the Ctrl key is in a more awkward location. This Avant Stellar keyboard comes with extra key caps and a "puller" so the key caps can be swapped. Using software or the keyboard, the keys are then reprogrammed.



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The MagnaMouse is actuated by pushing on the rim, any custom design key cap or joystick, which then closes the contact.
Users also receive the Adobe Acrobat Reader for viewing on-screen and printing technical notes and the user guide in Portable Document Format (PDF), Adobe PostScript Printer Driver, Adobe Type Reunion (Macintosh only), a key cap utility that shows the keystroke combination for any character installed on the system (Macintosh only) and type utilities.
 
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