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This document identifies and provides the names for various keys on a computer keyboard, including function keys, numeric keys, escape key, backspace key, tab key, caps lock key, enter key, shift key, alphabet keys, control key, windows key, alter key, spacebar key, special keys, direction/arrow keys. It also notes that the sample keyboard is missing a frame.
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