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Anne is resting her fingers on the row of letters in the middle of the keyboard. she has her fingers on the starting keys numeric keypad home row cursor

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Answer from: amygutierrez34

The answer to the given question is "home row".

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The answer to this question is home row because it refers to the button line on the keyboard where one does not click the fingers. This row includes a, s, d, f, space bar, j, k, l, and semicolon keys. and other options are not correct that can be given as:

The Starting keys are also known as the windows key. It was introduced in 1994 by the Microsoft Natural keyboard. The Numeric keypad is also known as number pad, Numpad, etc. This keypad has a 17-key palm segment of a standard computer keyboard, normally at the far right. The cursor is also known as Cursor control keys. These are buttons that push the cursor on a computer keyboard.

That's why the answer to this question is "home row".

Answer from: Quest

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Answer from: Quest

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