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I Comfort Keys Pro Table of Contents Foreword 1 Part I Introducing Comfort Keys Pro 3 1 How to .b..u..y.. .C..o..m...f.o..r..t. .K..e..y..s. .P..r..o.. ............................................................................................... 4 Part II How to use Comfort Keys Pro 6 1 Keyboa.r..d.. .s.h..o..r.t.c..u..t.s.. .s.e..t.t.i.n..g..s.. .................................................................................................. 6 2 Workin.g.. .w..i.t.h.. .t.e..m...p..l.a..t.e.. .m...a..n..a..g..e..r.. .......................................................................................... 7 3 Workin.g.. .w..i.t.h.. .c..l.i.p..b..o..a..r.d.. .m...a..n..a..g..e..r.. ......................................................................................... 8 4 Using th..e.. .o..n..-.s..c.r..e..e..n.. .k.e..y..b..o..a..r.d.. ............................................................................................... 9 5 Contro..l.l.i.n..g.. .t.h..e.. .i.n..p..u..t. 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....................................................................................................... 24 Part IV Settings 26 1 System... ................................................................................................................................ 26 2 Appea.r..a..n..c.e.. .T..h..e..m...e.. ............................................................................................................. 27 3 Keybo.a..r.d.. .S...h..o..r.t.c..u..t.s. ............................................................................................................. 28 4 On-Sc.r.e..e..n.. .K..e..y..b..o..a..r.d.. ........................................................................................................... 28 Show /Hide .......................................................................................................................................................... 30 Position 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.................................................................................................................................................... 34 5 Clipbo.a..r..d.. .M..a..n..a..g..e..r.. ............................................................................................................. 34 6 Templ.a..t.e.. .M...a..n..a..g..e..r. .............................................................................................................. 35 7 Text S.u..g..g..e..s..t.i.o..n..s. ................................................................................................................. 36 8 Langu.a..g..e.. .S..w...i.t.c..h..e..r. ............................................................................................................. 38 9 Langu.a..g..e.. .B..a..r.. ..................................................................................................................... 39 10 Shortc.u..t. .I.c..o..n..s.. 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