The discussion revolves around identifying the functions of two specific keys on a Windows 7 keyboard, focusing on the keys' appearances and potential uses. The scope includes technical clarification and user experience with keyboard layouts.
Participants present various interpretations of the keys' functions, with some agreement on the potential uses of the "Fn" key and the Windows key, but no consensus on the exact functionalities or the need for further clarification.
Limitations include the lack of specific information about the keyboard's functions and the reliance on general descriptions from participants, which may not cover all variations of the keyboard model.
FWIW I've seen keyboards with a similar key (not necessarily on the bottom row) which switches the function keys F1 - F12 from their standard meaning to user-programmable functions.mathman said:1. Rectangle with Fn inside
If that is to the right of the space bar, it's the standard Windows key to get a pop-up menu, as an alternative to right-clicking the mouse. (People who can touch type sometimes prefer keyboard shortcuts to using the mouse, and blind computer users never use mice.)2. Something that resembles a list (blank) with an arrow