Author Topic: We Need A Better Name For BigAss Asian Enter Keys (Read 16778 times)

imsto · « **Reply #50 on:** Tue, 11 January 2011, 21:18:57 »

Quote from: ripster;277133

Np. I think in terms of AutoHotkey. Enter and NumpadEnter.

What does KBC call the bigass Enter key?

We call it 'big enter' and the Europen one we call it '7 enter'
:tea:

Airscrew · « **Reply #51 on:** Tue, 11 January 2011, 22:50:38 »

I just checked...

ISO/IEC 9995-2 (alphanumeric section) says the key on the right-hand end of of third row provides the return function. There is a recommendation that the key is also enlarged to the row above.

ISO/IEC 9995-4 (numeric section) says the key in the bottom right of the numeric keypad is the addition or enter key, although the symbol may be language dependent.

But what do those guys know?

My insider source tells me the current working draft for the 2011 amendment states "if the key for the function 'Return' is provided in an enlarged form so that it is allocated in both row C and row D, it should be denoted 'BigAss Enter' when the greater proportion is in row C or 'Freedom Enter' when the greater proportion is in row D".

imsto · « **Reply #52 on:** Tue, 11 January 2011, 23:49:08 »

why it's not catleg

imsto · « **Reply #53 on:** Wed, 12 January 2011, 01:06:21 »

my parents've got a real ugly small Pekingese. The nose is half balck and half white.

Soarer · « **Reply #54 on:** Wed, 12 January 2011, 10:05:59 »

Quote from: imsto;277152

We call it 'big enter'

The reverse 'L' (bigass) or the really big one (BIGass)?

(ouch... I mistyped a 'b' as an 'n'...)

Pylon · « **Reply #55 on:** Wed, 12 January 2011, 10:58:23 »

The Boot?

keyboardlover · « **Reply #56 on:** Wed, 12 January 2011, 12:00:10 »

No, that's Italy

ch_123 · « **Reply #57 on:** Wed, 12 January 2011, 12:38:50 »

Quote from: HaaTa;276853

This one is easy, uTron enter:
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imsto · « **Reply #58 on:** Wed, 12 January 2011, 19:14:37 »

Quote from: kalrykh;277319

All of those are ugly. It's not just the one your parents have.

yes,exactly.

laden3 · « **Reply #59 on:** Wed, 12 January 2011, 19:19:08 »

Quote from: ripster;277240

My dog is the fuzzy one in the middle researching the origin of "dogleg". However the husky's rear leg in the forefront is the classic example.
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that's one slim pug

imsto · « **Reply #60 on:** Wed, 12 January 2011, 23:46:54 »

I do like this

the most clever small dog

imsto · « **Reply #61 on:** Thu, 13 January 2011, 00:30:20 »

................
let's talk about the ass enter.

woody · « **Reply #62 on:** Thu, 13 January 2011, 03:37:23 »

Quote from: imsto;277701

I do like this
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the most clever small dog

What is the breed called?

imsto · « **Reply #63 on:** Thu, 13 January 2011, 11:16:44 »

We call it teddy bear dog.

ch_123 · « **Reply #64 on:** Sun, 23 January 2011, 12:28:41 »

Further ruminations on this, the first thing I could find that used this style of Return was the Selectric II -

If you compare it with the original Selectric layout, you can see that it came from them taking a bite out of the Selectric's return key to fit in an extra key along the row above the home row.

Some of IBM's competitors used it, such as DEC on their VT100 terminal and some DECwriter teletypes

Some versions of the Displaywriter used it.

It seems when they came to make the AT layout, they took the above Displaywriter layout and mashed on bits of the XT layout to make it more suitable for PC usage.

Henry · « **Reply #65 on:** Sun, 23 January 2011, 15:41:44 »

Quote from: ripster;276994

Somehow I think the Taiwanese has less fat asses than most countries.
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Other question: Isn't this NOT the most common Enter key found on Mainland China?

This girl looks Korean to me.

I asked my girlfriend, she says that the BigAss Enter key is indeed the most common one for desktop keyboards in Mainland. Laptops usually have a proper ANSI Enter key though.

RoboKrikit · « **Reply #66 on:** Sun, 23 January 2011, 19:39:13 »

She is Korean.

keyboardlover · « **Reply #67 on:** Sun, 23 January 2011, 21:47:20 »

Quote from: RoboKrikit;283608

She is Korean.

RoboKrikit · « **Reply #68 on:** Sun, 23 January 2011, 22:49:07 »

Ugh, lucky girl. I can only ever score dudes like this:

sixty · « **Reply #69 on:** Tue, 08 February 2011, 00:27:47 »

Enter like a boss.

HaiiYaa · « **Reply #70 on:** Wed, 09 February 2011, 01:20:39 »

How can you type with that small enter key? I had that on my lycosa for 1year but I never got used to it

quadibloc · « **Reply #71 on:** Wed, 09 February 2011, 11:24:41 »

Quote from: sixty;291638

Enter like a boss.

The Enter key is all right, and so is the backspace. But the left-hand shift key is too small and too far away. And, of course, since it's a keyboard for typing in Japanese, the space bar is too small as well.

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Author Topic: We Need A Better Name For BigAss Asian Enter Keys (Read 16778 times)

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