Erikoisnäppäimillä

Erikoisnäppäimillä refers to special keys on a computer keyboard that perform functions beyond typing standard alphanumeric characters. These keys are often found in rows above the letter keys, on the right side of the keyboard, or integrated into the numeric keypad. Common examples include function keys (F1-F12), which can be programmed to perform various tasks depending on the active application.

Other special keys include modifier keys like Shift, Ctrl (Control), and Alt (Alternate), which are used in combination with other keys to create shortcuts or input special characters. The Enter key, Spacebar, Backspace, and Delete keys are also considered special keys, facilitating navigation and text editing. Keys like Tab, Caps Lock, and Num Lock alter the keyboard's behavior or input mode.

Furthermore, many keyboards feature dedicated media keys for controlling volume, playback, and other multimedia functions. Navigation keys such as arrow keys, Home, End, Page Up, and Page Down allow users to move around documents and web pages efficiently. The Print Screen, Scroll Lock, and Pause/Break keys have historical origins and varying degrees of current utility, often used for system information or troubleshooting. Understanding the function of these erikoisnäppäimillä can significantly enhance a user's productivity and control over their computing experience.