alternative key

There may be alternative keys, in which case the most natural or concise is normally chosen.

Many computer systems support the alternative keys or key sequences for keyboards without the Hanja key.

The first widely accepted alternative key was the sideswiper or sidewinder, sometimes called a cootie key.

Alternative key bindings derived from the IBM Common User Access are:

The advantage of the alternative keys is that the fingers can stay close to the arrow and selection keys when you are editing a large body of text.

Some keyboard layouts implement a forth variant, where Shift will temporarily invoke two different sets of alternative key definitions depending on if Caps Lock is currently active or not.

Supports the naming and description of tables and columns, user defined data types, primary keys, foreign keys, alternative keys and the naming and definition of constraints.

One of AlterNatives key objectives is to create a strong indigenous academic community that supports international and local policy developments through debate and research., hence the journal's emphasis on indigenous scholars presenting indigenous perspectives on community transformation.

In some keyboard layouts, the status of the Caps lock key only changes the meaning of the alphabet keys (verbatim as per capital shift lock), not that of the number row, which then still requires the Shift key to be pressed to reach the alternative key definitions.