a T3-715 How to use the Function Keys having 2 functions?

Kuen

I am using an Acer keyboard. Many of the Function Keys have double functions, like the Print Screen key.
How to use the function in the box, such as the Prt Sc. ?

Thanks.

{Thread was edited to add model name to the title}

brummyfan2

Hi,
Could you please post the full model name of the laptop, like A3xx-xx, in the meantime, press Fn+Prt Sc, open Paint and paste.

Commodore_1995#

is the MODEL a t3-715?

Kuen

brummyfan2 said:

Hi,
Could you please post the full model name of the laptop, like A3xx-xx, in the meantime, press Fn+Prt Sc, open Paint and paste.

Thanks. No, it is not a laptop, a T3-715

Kuen

egydiocoelho said:

is the MODEL a t3-715?

Thanks.  It is a t3-715 & the keyboard comes with the machine.

Commodore_1995#

Can you send a picture of the keyboard?

billsey

Yeah, they bundle keyboards with some SKUs and not with others, and the keyboards are different for each locale as well. Easiest way to work around it IMHO is to just use an old standard keyboard you likely have laying around. They won't have the special media keys, but then I tend to not use them that often with a desktop anyway.

Kuen

egydiocoelho said:

Can you send a picture of the keyboard?

Thanks.
Her is the picture of it.

Kuen

billsey said:

Yeah, they bundle keyboards with some SKUs and not with others, and the keyboards are different for each locale as well. Easiest way to work around it IMHO is to just use an old standard keyboard you likely have laying around. They won't have the special media keys, but then I tend to not use them that often with a desktop anyway.

Thanks.

SKU=stock keeping unit, what does it mean here?

Commodore_1995#

About the print screen, you have to activate the shortcut, see:

About the other functions, are you pressing the FN key?

Kuen

egydiocoelho said:

About the print screen, you have to activate the shortcut, see:

About the other functions, are you pressing the FN key?

Thanks.

Where to activate the short cut, please?

billsey

SKU means pretty much the same here... Each model comes in many different flavors, with language, CPU, memory and storage the biggest differences between different ones. The SKU defines each for those for a particular units, but doesn't give as much depth as the SN or SNID which is unique to each unit built.

Sometimes when the keyboard has those types of Media Keys/Function Keys you can toggle the defaults by using a Fn-Esc.