The document describes the basic functions of keys on a standard keyboard. It explains that the numeric keypad allows for faster entry of numbers with one hand and that the backspace key erases characters one space at a time. It also outlines keys for capitalization, tabbing, escaping commands, directional movement, entering, shifting between lower and uppercase, and using alt and ctrl keys in combination with others.

1. Allows for faster typing of numbers with the use of one handMoves cursor back and erases characters one space at a timeNumeric KeypadBackspaceCaps LockTurns capital letters on and offTabEscape BasicsCancels command or series of commandsKeyboard<br />Moves cursor to next tap stop<br />2152650182880<br />Cancels command or series of commands.<br />ALTCTRL<br />Home Row control alternateUsed combination with other keys to perform specific tasks<br />Directional KeysKeys where fingers rest when typing<br />Moves cursor left, right, up or down without erasing textEnters information or moves cursor to next line for typingEnter/ReturnSpace BarMoves cursor forward, one space at a time, leaving a blank spaceShiftUsed in combination with other keys to type capital letters or the upper symbol on number keys <br />