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Originally Posted by WT Sharpe
I was told in another thread that—according to the user's manual—you can hit indeed "alt" plus the corresponding top row button to produce numbers. That wouldn't be too bad. I could live with it!
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True. Here's an extract from the Kindle 3 manual:
"While typing, you can use the top row of the keyboard to enter numbers. From left to right, starting with Q, the letters in the top row of the keyboard represent the numbers 1 through 9. The letter P represents the number 0. To enter a number: Press and hold Alt and press a letter in the top row of the keyboard. For example, Alt + Q types the number 1, and Alt + U types the number 7."