I had a dream right before I woke up and it was about me working at the library. I was in our study lounge which was just a tiny bit different than how it is really set up. In our temporary quarters, the patron goes through a set of doors to enter and in that room there are three television monitors with a DVD/VHS player hooked up. On the opposing wall there is a line of shelves. There is an opening into another attached room, where in my dream, had computers set up along all four walls. The real set up of the two rooms was about the same the televisions and shelving was the same but in the attached room there are study carrels that line the walls instead of computers.
I went into the computer portion of the study room to answer a technical question which is usual in my line of work. After I had finished helping the patron I proceeded to leave to return to the desk. As I was leaving a lady watching a VHS on one of the televisions grabbed me and asked:
Patron: Where is the F7 key?
Me: Ma'am, that is a television and not a computer.
Patron: But I need to print this picture for a presentation in five minutes!
Me: Unfortunately, we do not have the equipment to print a frame of a VHS tape, you may be able to buy that sort of equipment but we do not have it.
Patron: But, I really need this now!
Me: Well Ma'am, you can go see Ms. Jane at the reference desk and she can possibly find you something printable online that you can use for your presentation.
The lady was looking at a color the number comic book that we had pulled from one of our shelves it had an example page already colored. The video I assume was on comic books or around the same topic.
When I woke up I researched the importance of the F7 key, the result was odd.
F7
The F7 key does not have any functionality in Windows. It may, however be used in some individual programs. To find out if it is available in the program you are using, bring up the program's help screen and type in the words function key.
Source: http://www.compukiss.com/basics/function-keys-2.html /End.
