Key layout is standard computer type with ESC, CTRL, RETURN and additional cursor control keys.
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The original computer terminals and microcomputers for which WordStar was developed, many running the CP / M operating system, did not have function keys or cursor control keys ( arrow keys, Page Up / Page Down ).
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Third-party vendors also produced memory upgrade kits that allowed the Apple III to reach up to 512 KB . Other Apple III built-in features included an 80-column, 24-line display with upper and lowercase characters, a numeric keypad, dual-speed ( pressure-sensitive ) cursor control keys, 6-bit ( DAC ) audio, and a built-in 140 KB 5.25 " floppy disk drive.