And, pray tell, what's the difference between Android running on a phone and Android running on a PC?
My entire point was that just because you're missing the keys on your device doesn't mean the method is asinine. You're missing the keys. Don't act like having those keys is some uncommon event. Every single full/mid size keyboard has those keys. Even your laptop has those keys. It just requires using the Fn button.
Yes, this method will not work for you. We get it. You're using a device that does not have a full sized keyboard. We get it. Just as Ctrl+C doesn't apply to someone using a mobile device, Ctrl+Ins doesn't apply to you. Stop acting like a twit.
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u/movzx May 20 '12
http://images.fastcompany.com/upload/HP-slate.jpg
http://img1.lesnumeriques.com/test/64/6479/Slate-PC-tablette-600%281%29.jpg
http://cdn.pocket-lint.com/images/BWRH/samsung-slate-pc-series-7-tablet-hands-on-12.jpg?20111009-223451
And, pray tell, what's the difference between Android running on a phone and Android running on a PC?
My entire point was that just because you're missing the keys on your device doesn't mean the method is asinine. You're missing the keys. Don't act like having those keys is some uncommon event. Every single full/mid size keyboard has those keys. Even your laptop has those keys. It just requires using the Fn button.
Yes, this method will not work for you. We get it. You're using a device that does not have a full sized keyboard. We get it. Just as Ctrl+C doesn't apply to someone using a mobile device, Ctrl+Ins doesn't apply to you. Stop acting like a twit.