Symbol Keyboard Sample Clauses

The 'Symbol Keyboard' clause defines the requirements and specifications for the use or integration of a keyboard interface that allows users to input symbols beyond standard alphanumeric characters. This clause typically outlines which symbols must be supported, the layout or accessibility of the keyboard, and any technical standards for compatibility with devices or software. Its core practical function is to ensure that users have the necessary tools to enter specialized symbols efficiently, addressing accessibility and usability needs in applications where such input is essential.
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Symbol Keyboard. Click More Functions button and select Input tool.
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Symbol Keyboard. Chapter 7 Input Tool 1. Click Input tool button to open input tool. 2. Select Symbol on the keyboard. 3. You can select various types of symbols from the top of the keyboard which includes Graph, Table, Math., Alphabet, Hiragana, Katakana, Bracket, and Misc.. Chapter 8 Settings‌ Click the function menu button to select [Settings]. ‌ Penpower Junior
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Symbol Keyboard. 1. Click Input tool button to open input tool. 2. Select Symbol on the keyboard. 3. You can select various types of symbols from the top of the keyboard which includes Graph, Table, Math., Alphabet, Hiragana, Katakana, Bracket, and Misc.. Click the function menu button to select [Settings].
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