The EXSEL (EXTEND SELECTION) key.
The Media Stop key (Windows 2000 or later).
The 0 key on the numeric keypad.
The Media Previous Track key (Windows 2000 or later).
The Start Application 1 key (Microsoft Natural Keyboard, Windows 2000 or later).
The 3 key on the numeric keypad.
The Browser Forward key (Windows 2000 or later).
The Volume Mute key (Microsoft Natural Keyboard, Windows 2000 or later).
The 4 key on the numeric keypad.
The OEM 2 key (OEM specific).
The OEM 102 key (OEM specific).
The OEM Period key on any country/region keyboard (Windows 2000 or later).
The OEM 4 key (OEM specific).
The 7 key on the numeric keypad.
The right Windows logo key (Microsoft Natural Keyboard).
The Start Mail key (Microsoft Natural Keyboard, Windows 2000 or later).
The Select Media key (Microsoft Natural Keyboard, Windows 2000 or later).
The OEM 6 key (OEM specific).
Represents a decimal number.
The CLEAR key (OEM specific).
The Browser Search key (Windows 2000 or later).
The Divide key (the division key on the numeric keypad).
The Media Next Track key (Windows 2000 or later).
The OEM Minus key on any country/region keyboard (Windows 2000 or later).
The left Windows logo key (Microsoft Natural Keyboard).
The OEM Comma key on any country/region keyboard (Windows 2000 or later).
The Volume Up key (Microsoft Natural Keyboard, Windows 2000 or later).
The CRSEL (CURSOR SELECT) key.
The Application key (Microsoft Natural Keyboard).
The OEM 1 key (OEM specific).
The OEM 3 key (OEM specific).
The Browser Back key (Windows 2000 or later).
The Browser Favorites key (Windows 2000 or later).
The Add key (the addition key on the numeric keypad).
A constant reserved for future use.
The 5 key on the numeric keypad.
The OEM Plus key on any country/region keyboard (Windows 2000 or later).
The 6 key on the numeric keypad.
The OEM 8 key (OEM specific).
The Browser Home key (Windows 2000 or later).
The Volume Down key (Microsoft Natural Keyboard, Windows 2000 or later).
The Multiply key (the multiplication key on the numeric keypad).
The Browser Refresh key (Windows 2000 or later).
The 8 key on the numeric keypad.
The 1 key on the numeric keypad.
The 9 key on the numeric keypad.
The 2 key on the numeric keypad.
The Subtract key (the subtraction key on the numeric keypad).
Specifies that the class can be serialized.
The Browser Stop key (Windows 2000 or later).
The Media Play/Pause key (Windows 2000 or later).
ConsoleKey
Specifies the standard keys on a console.
The PACKET key (used to pass Unicode characters with keystrokes).
The OEM 5 (OEM specific).
The Start Application 2 key (Microsoft Natural Keyboard, Windows 2000 or later).
The OEM 7 key (OEM specific).