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function key
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function key
n.
A key on a computer keyboard that activates a function within a given application when pressed, either alone or in various combinations with the alt key, the shift key, and the control key.

function key
n
(Electronics & Computer Science / Computer Science) Computing a key on the keyboard of a microcomputer, etc. that gives special commands to the computer
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function key n (Comput) → tasto di funzioni


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Help text for the parameters is as simple as pressing the F1 key on the keyboard.
Mind you, qualifying has been pretty much an afterthought during ITV's entire reign as holders of the F1 keys, regardless of what the alternative telly nuggets are, and this lunchtime's battle for pole position in what has become one of the more riveting sporting stories of 2007 would quite probably have been shunted off the main channel anyway.
Press the F1 key for OPERATIONAL, the F2 for TRAINING, and the F3 for EMULATOR.
 
 
 
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