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Question: Equivalent to Insert key? Has anyone else who has bought this figured out what key combination acts as the Insert key?
Document: This USB keyboard is very small maybe smaller than laptop keyboard and looks stylish. I like it because it fits my purpose using it as standing station keyboard taking very little room. Keys are soft and not making much noise when typing. The only issue I ran into was the missing &#34;insert&#34; key that I use it a lot in combination with shift key to paste text.
Bought this keyboard to be used on a Mac running Parallel/Windows 7.Compared to Apple's aluminum USB keyboard:1. The aluminum casing is only appearance; it is actually plastic.2. There isn't any USB port on the keyboard.3. The keys type slightly differently.4. On my Mac (10.6.4), the Fn key on this keyboard acts as if it's an A key. Keystrokes requiring the Fn  key (e.g.
( but where is the insert key?? :( )
i would gladly recommend this to anyone looking for this very petite form factor. i bought another slim black chicklet style keyboard and i like the feel of that one better, but this silver one is small as hell on my desk (check out my other reviews for the black one). very glad i got this instead of the $50 apple one.
It is somewhat difficult in the beginning to get used to but after few weeks, you will get used to it. Also, any Ctrl-x key combinations that uses blue labeled keys, you will have to hold down Fn key first before doing Ctrl-x key combination.
For the price this is a nice little keyboard. I use with my laptop docking station and it works great, with one exception.The keyboard I received seems to have a firmware issue when the right shift key is pressed then k pressed (RShift+k) it does not recognize  the key combination and does not output a 'K'.
Could not figure out how to send advanced cursor movement commands (e.g., CTRL+End) using Fn key. No manual or instructions were included or could be found online. Then, it just stopped working after a few hours. No power lights, no response, nothing. Returning for refund. Will buy something else.
I would definitely recommend buying it.One down side is that the Num Lock acts a little bit funny for laptops; normally Num Lock just lets you type numbers instead of typing an arrow key when you use Fn + a number pad key. With this keyboard the Num Lock acts like a Fn lock (as if you were holding down the Fn key the whole time) when using on a laptop.
this is well worth the $15, the buttons are nice and crisp to push, not to stiff, not to loose, perfect. the size is perfect, skinny and small,  it has a num lock key which is nice. if you have a laptop that is connected to your flat screen as your monitor like i do then this is def what you want. im ready to play some diablo 3 with this. oh yeah, it seems pretty durable. would recommend this to anyone.
are wider and they've taken out some of the windows hotkeys [I never used them anyway]I can reach the keys easily. They are slightly separated and that helps me get "onto" the keys and not slide off onto a neighboring key.It just "feels right" to me. I dont have to continually backup or insert missed letters and edits. More productivity!I am ordering two more - one for my home desktop and one for when I drop coffee on one.
Answer: We found by trying every key combo: Insert is Fn+M :)