Tannin 0 Joined Jan 15, 2002 Messages 4,448 Location Huon Valley, Tasmania Website www.redhill.net.au Oct 26, 2002 #1 A spin-off from my keyboard thread. I mean to ask what do you regularly use this key for, not "what have you once-in-a-blue-moon used it for".
A spin-off from my keyboard thread. I mean to ask what do you regularly use this key for, not "what have you once-in-a-blue-moon used it for".
Tannin 0 Joined Jan 15, 2002 Messages 4,448 Location Huon Valley, Tasmania Website www.redhill.net.au Oct 26, 2002 #2 Oh, and using it to reset an AMI BIOS to the factory defaults during POST doesn't count.
Pradeep 0 Joined Jan 21, 2002 Messages 3,845 Location Runny glass Oct 26, 2002 #3 I hit the insert key to turn the bloody thing off after I find my clumsy fingers have accidentally hit it the first time.
I hit the insert key to turn the bloody thing off after I find my clumsy fingers have accidentally hit it the first time.
S SteveC 0 Joined Jul 5, 2002 Messages 789 Location NJ, USA Oct 26, 2002 #4 I use it for cut & paste. I've never had a problem with accidentally hitting it.
Mercutio Fatwah on Western Digital Joined Jan 17, 2002 Messages 23,005 Location I am omnipresent Oct 26, 2002 #5 Sometimes I pry it off my keyboards. On my Linux box, where I do most of my wordperfecting, I do need it for copy/paste-ish functions.
Sometimes I pry it off my keyboards. On my Linux box, where I do most of my wordperfecting, I do need it for copy/paste-ish functions.
Buck 0 Joined Feb 22, 2002 Messages 4,514 Location Blurry. Website www.hlmcompany.com Oct 26, 2002 #6 I was about to pick 'Never', but occasionally I use it in DOS, albeit, the occurrences are rare.
blakerwry 0 Joined Oct 12, 2002 Messages 4,203 Location Kansas City, USA Website justblake.com Oct 26, 2002 #7 I have used it for cut and paste for as long as I can remember (before the Ctrl-C, Ctrl-V shortcuts. I also use it for overtype modes on occasion (once or twice a day)
I have used it for cut and paste for as long as I can remember (before the Ctrl-C, Ctrl-V shortcuts. I also use it for overtype modes on occasion (once or twice a day)