| Function found with most computers or software programs that allows an
individual to press and hold in a key, let go after a short time, and
have the computer act as if that key was still being pressed.
Keyboard repeat is commonly used to create a line by
pressing the dash or underscore. See below example:
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In the above example we pressed the underscore key to quickly draw
a line. With keyboard repeat rate increased this can be done even
faster. With newer word processor programs a user can also type three
of the same type of dash, underscore or equal signs, and once pressing
enter quickly, a divider line is drawn.
Tip: Users utilizing Microsoft Windows can open Control
Panel, open the keyboard properties to change the computers
keyboard repeat rate.
Also see: Keyboard
definitions
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