bephillips
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Oops! If I had only read the 2nd page of this topic, I would have found the answer: Tab moves to the next field, and to make a Tab space, one must Fn-Tab.
Now I love my new toy even more.
Undocumented character: Ctrl-Fn-e gives the Euro symbol.
But why does Ctrl-Fn-7 give {, Ctrl-Fn-8 give [, Ctrl-Fn-9 give ] and Ctrl-Fn-0 give }, when these keys already exist on the keyboard? Why is � (bullet) Ctrl-Fn-W? using 8 would make more sense, analogous to * (asterisk) like on Mac? Micron can be made with Ctrl-Fn-u or Ctrl-Fn-m. Why is Alt-o used for � (enya) instead of Alt-n, which makes � (u accent)? Strange mapping decisions.
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