Surepoint And Selection Buttons; Fn Key - NEC VERSA S Service Manual

SurePoint and Selection Buttons

A pointing device that performs the functions of a mouse is located between the G, H, and
B keys. To move the cursor on the screen in a specific direction, press against the SurePoint
in that direction. The two selection buttons below the keyboard act like a left and right
mouse button on a two-button mouse.
Figure Section 2-10 SurePoint and Selection Buttons

Fn Key

The Fn key is used in conjunction with other control keys to perform preprogrammed func-
tions. To use these keys, press and hold the
Fn and control key combinations provide the following system functions.
n Fn-Esc
(the Suspend button) puts the system in Suspend mode. This initiates
power-saving features to conserve energy and battery power.
n Fn-Home
(the Break key) stops whatever command is currently executing.
n Fn-Pg Up
(the Print Screen key) sends the current screen to the assigned printer.
n Fn-Pg Dn
(the Pause key) temporarily stops command execution.
n Fn-End
(the Num Lock key) puts the system in Num Lock mode and activates the
embedded keypad.
n Fn-F2
— toggles between three settings: LCD, CRT (external display), and Both.
n Fn-F3
— for monochrome models only. Toggles between normal and reverse text
on the LCD screen. For example, if the screen shows white text on a black back-
ground, it changes to black text on white.
n Fn-F4
— increases the display brightness.
SurePoint
Fn
Setup and Operation
Selection
Buttons
key while pressing another control key. The
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