Explain what -- LWin key

[Guest Craw]

Hello everyone sorry for the newb question but for the life of me I can seem to understand what key on the keyboard I have to press when I get a command asking me to press eg:

 

Home - LWin

Auto execute full start procedure

End - LWin

Auto execute full stop procedure

 

 

I understand Home and End keys but in combo with the LWin key I have no Idea what a LWin key is? Left something?

 

Sorry, but i jsut don't understand.

 

Thank-you for your help whomever responds to my confusion.:)

[ZEbbEDY]

[mvsgas]

Left "windows" key. It should have the windows logo on it. Some also have say "start"

[nemises]

note not all keyboards (read old 101 keyboards etc..) have this key..in that case, I guess you'd need to remap to keys you do have.

[McVittees]

 

My computer doesn't have a purple circle on the keyboard? (Panics)

[Namenlos Ein]

It is already obsolete unfashionable keyboard. You need to show picture with Windows Vista logo on the Windows Key. (For Mac users — don't look now!)

[hassata]

what a bunch of friggin gentlemen-you know craw would have been molested on another board. expect a lot of stupid questions from me over the next 2 weeks

 

edit: didn't mean to imply that the question was stupid-the only stupid question is the question you don't ask.

Edited March 16, 2009 by hassata

[EtherealN]

It's better to ask and look stupid than stay quiet and be stupid. :P

[159th_Viper]

"If there are no stupid questions, then what kind of questions do stupid people ask? Do they get smart just in time to ask questions? "

 

:pilotfly:

[hassata]

"wisdom is realizing how much you don't know"

[CE_Mikemonster]

HAHAHA when I typed 'LWIN KEY' into Dr.Google this thread was the second search result.

[ZaltysZ]

"If there are no stupid questions, then what kind of questions do stupid people ask? Do they get smart just in time to ask questions? "

 

:pilotfly:

 

Stupid people don't ask at all. That is the greatest obstacle in their path to wisdom.

[Raploc]

"There are no stupid questions, just stupid people"

 

And here is one we sometimes tell our customers:

 

"Old Chinese proverb say: what you want today you should have ordered yesterday"

[CE_Mikemonster]

What about;

 

'If you make something foolproof, they will simply create a better fool'

 

Maybe not so relevant, i've just been contemplating it all day and it's good to be able to use it. :)

[Made.In.China.00]

"There are no stupid questions, just stupid people"

 

And here is one we sometimes tell our customers:

 

"Old Chinese proverb say: what you want today you should have ordered yesterday"

 

I can't think of any Old Chinese proverb meaning that, do you have the original Chinese version?

[EtherealN]

I don't think he actually means that it's a genuine chinese proverb man, it's just what they say to customers when they don't have the desired product in stock. :P