Answer Posted / sudarsn
PF keys are functional keys..
those are totally 24 keys..
f1,f2,...f12,shift+(f1,f2,f3...f12)
when pf keys are pressed then the task is intiated and data
tramission will happend
but where as PA keys are action keys only the task is
intiated but the data transmission will not be happend
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