I asked the following question on the Lenovo Forum:
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>Lenovo Support Document Title:
>How to use the function (Fn) keys on the keyboard -
>ThinkPad R60, R60e, R61, T60, T60p, T61, Z61e, Z61m, Z61t
>
>Document id: MIGR-62714
>Last modified: 2007-06-10
>
>Conflicting Statements:
>First, it says:
>"The following table shows what each function key (Fn) key on
>your keyboard is for and how to use them.
>Note:
> * The Fn key works independently from the operating system."
>
>But, then later, near the bottom:
>
>For: Fn + F9
> It says:
> "Note: This function is supported only in
> Windows 2000 and Windows XP."
>
>So, which is it???? "...independent of OS..."
> or: "...only in Windows..."
>[Just for the record, I don't use any flavor of Winxxx.]
>
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ONE response that came back, because I did not mention OS/2-eCS was:
It appears from my very quick look at this page that most of the
functions are actually controlled by ACPI.
Would it be appropriate to file a ticket indicated that these keys do
not function? The page does not appear to be model related, except for
some keys that are only applicable to specific models.
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