BBC Function Keys User Guide
Below you will find brief information for Shift key, Caps lock key, Space bar, Backspace key, Return key, Delete key, Tab key, Arrow keys. This guide explains the functions of various keys on a standard keyboard, including how to use the Shift, Caps Lock, Space Bar, Backspace, Return, Delete, Tab, and Arrow keys to create spaces, delete text, start a new line, type in capital letters, and navigate through text.
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Key features
Explains Shift key function
Details Caps Lock usage
Describes Space Bar purpose
Illustrates Backspace function
Clarifies Return key action
Defines Delete key use
Highlights Tab key utility
Outlines Arrow keys function
Frequently asked questions
Press and hold this key to type a capital letter or to type the top symbol on a letter, number or symbol key.
Press this key to continue typing in capital letters.
Press this key once to create a one-letter space between words or numbers.
Press this key to delete the letter, number, symbol or space to the left of the cursor.
Press this key to start typing on a new line.
Press this key to delete letters, numbers, symbols or spaces to the right of the cursor.
Press this key to create a larger space between words or numbers.
Press this key to move up, down or across the text.