Questions & Answers for Apple Wireless Keyboard - Portuguese

Holding down fn and then hitting delete deletes to the right.

• Answered by Glen K from San Diego
• 27-Nov-2009
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No. This keyboard doesn't come with any internal light source. The wired keyboard, anyway, doesn't have this functionality either.

• Answered by Ronald B from Lima
• 03-Nov-2009
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Yes, I do this all the time. Just turn on the iphone 5's blue tooth and pair the two together.

• Answered by Trisin R from Ely
• 26-Dec-2012
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Bluetooth and wifi are separate. Bluetooth doesn't work off of wifi your computer will need to be bluetooth capable.

• Answered by Anthony E from Sergeant Bluff
• 17-Aug-2010
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The apple keyboard is a silver color due to being made of aluminum.

• Answered by Pedro G from Pueblo
• 12-Mar-2013
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No. It connects using Bluetooth so there is no need for USB and it runs on batteries so there are no USB ports for connecting devices to your computer. Hope this helps.

• Answered by Trey V
• 07-Apr-2013
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12 1/16" long, 6 1/8" wide, 3/4" tall. weight: 14.1 oz. including batteries.

• Answered by Rob G from East Quogue
• 08-Nov-2009
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On Nov. 26, 2010, I purchased a new iPhone4. I already had a wireless apple keyboard and it has been paired successfully with my new iPhone. I love being able to type and have it appear on my phone. I type in the calendar, contacts, and other apps that accommodate a keyboard. Believe me it is big fun.

• Answered by Wilhelmina J from Culver City
• 19-Dec-2010
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Yes it does work with Windows 7.

The pairing set-up is very straight forward, just make sure your updates are current and there's nothing much to do really.

HOWEVER, here are a couple of tips to solve two big problems I had. Hopefully knowing these will save you more time than I had to spend finding them.

One: The wireless keyboard would go to sleep all the time and very quickly and the first group of keystrokes wouldn't register. Eventually, I found that if you turn off "Let computer put keyboard to sleep" under Power Management under Device Manager, then this fixes the problem.

Two: Several Apple keys don't exist / match Windows, one of them being Delete. This of course was a problem when you have to press 'Alt-Ctrl-Del' to log on! Way easier than downloading scripts or aps and re-mapping keys, is to simply use the On-screen Keyboard to log on. To activate it, click a small dial on the bottom left side on the Windows log on page.

I had these issues & solutions using Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit and a late model 24" iMac. I hope this post saves you time.

• Answered by Brendon H
• 15-Jul-2010
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roughly 11 1/4 by 5 1/4 inches

• Answered by Paul S from Ashland
• 27-Feb-2011
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