1 Click the right arrow key to step back through past events.

2 Highlight a video item button and right arrow into the Item Menu.

3 Use the Left Arrow and Right Arrow keys to move the blinking vertical line.

4 Click the Forward ( right arrow ) button to return to the selected symbol.

5 Highlight a channel button and select the right arrow to reveal the channel s video items.

6 Just click the top right arrow icon on the panel: Open Symbol Library.

7 Advance the quicktime forward a frame ( right arrow key ).

8 In the Dijit tree, the user uses the right arrow key to expand a treeitem, the left arrow to collapse a treeitem, and the up and down arrows to move between treeitems.

9 Use the Left Arrow and Right Arrow keys to turn. The longer you hold down the key, the farther Tux will turn in that direction.

10 If you are using some other printer, press the right arrow key until the number of your printer appears. 3.

11 It's simple golf game. I have developed by using Math function. you can change angle using LEFT ARROW , RIGHT ARROW and hit the shot pressing SPAC...

12 To select the next item or previous item on the timeline in Journal, even if the item is not visible on screen, press the left arrow key or right arrow key.

13 You can do this by holding Alt and the right arrow key (you can return to the lfs user by doing the same with the left directional button).

14 Plus, you can browse through your photos using the left right arrow keys on your keyboard.

15 You can also expand an entry in a backtrace — click the little right arrow to the left of the name — to see the values of the function's formal arguments.

16 Or you can use the space bar or the left and right arrow keys to move the highlight, and then press the return key.

17 Cursor control keys have an up arrow, a down arrow, a left arrow, and a right arrow.

18 To do a hard turn, hold down the brake key (Down Arrow) and then press one of the turn keys (Left Arrow or Right Arrow).

19 You can move the insertion point in the text box by pressing the Left Arrow or Right Arrow keys on your keyboard.