>>1

I shouldn’t have pressed that, but the settings suddenly changed…

What is this for?

E…?

I heard that someone who can’t use one hand can type capital letters on a keyboard.

>>4

It originally existed since the typewriter era, so it had to be this one from the start.

The shift was literally the shift key.

If you tell me not to keep something like that for the same purpose now, you are absolutely right.

Scroll Lock

>>5

Excel has gone weird!!

Pause

I can’t speak ill of this guy who took care of me when I was drawing with CAD…

>>9

How do I use this!?

>>13

In English notation drawings, there are times when all the notes are in capital letters.

Without this, I can’t fix the uppercase letters, so it’s a problem.

It seems like there might be some interference with work.

Um, let’s set it up so that certain keys don’t respond.

Why is this guy next to A…?

I wonder why the Caps Lock key has a language switch function.

>>16

I thought it might be convenient…

It’s better to use an app to exchange keys!

It’s similar to something like a number lock, but the keys that I often press are close together.

Since it’s an industry that deals with fixed-length data, if the insert key disappears, we’re doomed!

>>21

I don’t understand what’s different from erasing and fixing with Backspace or Delete.

Isn’t it already a problem to be manipulating fixed-length data with a keyboard?

Page Up and Page Down

I don’t need the insert key anymore since I won’t be sitting in Prontera.

It seems that I accidentally pressed this while logging into my PC, and it turned into a big problem.

>>25

It now says “Caps Lock is on.”

Even if it wasn’t the case, repeatedly pressing a path that was never taken without thinking and getting the account locked is not the fault of the key.

If I become president, I will impose a 50 billion yen tariff on the Caps Lock key.

You can hold the shift key with your pinky and make it uppercase!

Ahh, come on… I really don’t want to!

I always have to push this guy to the bottom left due to my religious beliefs and place Ctrl in his position.

This is in a position that’s relatively easy to press, which often leads to accidental presses.

In the first place, I’ve never even used Backspace and Delete differently outside of Excel.

When playing action games, it’s essential to remove the thread image and Windows key.

When my boss presses this, calling me to fix it is part of my job.

Copy and paste is originally done with Ctrl(Shift) + Insert.

>>35

It was a terrible arrangement, even though I used it frequently…

I’m not saying to completely eliminate the existence of keys.

It’s about the place in your case.

When I think about it, it does occupy a good location even though I don’t use it… but since not using it has become second nature to me, is there really any reason to hate it that much?

After removing the key, I’m breaking a stick to make it impossible to press and then putting it back in.

Resolution

No one will mourn when this guy dies.

When I play games with WASD, I really hate it!! It’s something that happens occasionally but often.

Because I use uppercase English letters for work, I’ll be in trouble if they disappear.

>>44

Change jobs.

It seems like it would be better to allocate it for a different purpose.

Let’s remap together with Microsoft PowerToys!

No matter how you think about it, it’s easier to use the keyboard shortcut by pressing Ctrl in this position.

I think I’ll never use scrollLock or Pause/Break again.

I have memories of using it when I played with BASIC in the past, but that was the first and last time.

What is the insert for?

>>49

Depending on the business or application used, there are times when it is more convenient to overwrite.

In other words, ordinary people mainly use insert mode, and what everyone finds annoying is overwrite mode, so that would be the override key.

It’s good to change to Enter in KeyChange.

When modifying the configfile for operations, I use INSERT.

Using backspace or delete removes even more.

The layout with a troublesome key right next to the backspace key should be abolished!

If you don’t insert it, you won’t be able to sit!

What kind of jobs are there now that only use uppercase English letters?

I can only think of COBOL or the English versions of Japanese manga typesetting.

Even though there is a purpose, it doesn’t seem right to be in between Tab and Shift.

F1

In recent years, the number of capture software has increased, and I feel like I use Printscreen a lot less now.

I will still use the thread image.

Insert is seriously useless, what the hell is that guy!

Uppercase and lowercase letters feel similar to hiragana and katakana for people in English-speaking countries.

I wonder if I can’t disable this and the num lock key.

I hate that the Fn key is in the lower left corner, Mii-chan!