Editing Cursor keys (section)

===BBC Master Series (1986)===
The Master Series range had an extended keyboard with a [[numeric keypad]], and the cursor keys were split out into their own group with an unusual narrow arrangement, seen previously on some terminal keyboards.
:[[File:Cursor keys--BBC Master Series.svg]]

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===Apple Keyboard II (1990)===
The [[ANSI]] Apple Keyboard II used the same linear arrangement of cursor keys as introduced by the Apple //e. [[ISO]] layouts however used the L layout. Apple introduced inverse-T cursor keys to the Macintosh keyboard line in 1987 with the [[Apple Extended Keyboard]], but it would not be until the 1994 AppleDesign Keyboard that their standard [[rubber dome]] range would receive inverse-T arrows. The ISO Keyboard II cursor arrangement was also used on the [[Apple Adjustable Keyboard]] due to layout constraints.
:[[File:Cursor keys--Apple Keyboard II ISO.svg]]
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