Numeric keypad

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Jahmon

Hi

I've got a Laptop but a have a little problem with it. For my work I use a
lot of numbers, and to use these on my laptop I have to press the "Fn" key
then the "Num lock" and then I could use the numeric keys which are on the
same keys as the "u" the "i" , "k".... but they are written in yellow, I
could also use the "shift" key and press the numbers under the "F1" , "F2" .
the problem is that both of these methods aren't very handy....

That's why I bought a separate USB numerical keyboard like this one
http://www.promarkt.de/online/catalog/pics/7133030001_org.jpg

The problem is that this thing really doesn't help me because if I want to
use the numbers from that keyboard I have to press the "numlock" on that
board but then if I want to type something and I press one of these letters
like "I" or "k" I get a number, so if I want to type normally again I have
to press the numlock button again, so this board isn't helping me because I
still have to press all those buttons....

Can anyone tell me how I should do it or what I keyboard I should buy if I
want to have a separate numerical keyboard with which I couldn't have to
press any numlock button, so that I can use my normal keyboard and the
numerical keyboard together without having to press these buttons every time
I want to use letters/numbers. Or maybe I forgot to change something in my
configuration?

Anyway Thanks for your help
 
it's a laptop i'd like him to stay portable if i have to travel with a
keyboard it wouldn't be very handy ...
 
Jahmon said:
I've got a Laptop but a have a little problem with it. For my work
I use a lot of numbers, and to use these on my laptop I have to
press the "Fn" key then the "Num lock" and then I could use the
numeric keys which are on the same keys as the "u" the "i" , "k"
.... but they are written in yellow, I could also use the "shift"
key and press the numbers under the "F1" , "F2"
Click to expand...

You might try simply using that row of keys above the "qwerty"
line. You can even touch type them, no shifts required.
 
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