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You know what I hate? When you go and type out a long string of numbers only to find out that someone had turned off the Num Lock key. I don't understand why anyone would habitually turn it off. There's really no reason to ever actually turn it off when you have a fully functioning keyboard (laptop keyboards excluded, of course). From my experience with keyboards, and let me tell you, I've had plenty of experience with them, they all have a set of four arrow keys to the right hand side of the letter keys. Above the letter keys is another set of less convenient number keys. Above the arrow keys I mentioned, you'll find Instert, Home, Page Up, Delete, End, and Page Down. All of the keys that would be used when the Num Lock is off have their own special place on the keyboard that does not require the pressing of any other button to activate them. Please tell me, why the hell do you turn the Num Lock off?