Adjective modifier

• alt: Internet Explorer 4: Hold down the ALT key and select the number of the access key.

• private: He can insist that the private key be handed over, rather than plain text.

• secret: The card number is encrypted with the decrypt key and another secret key that is known only to the scripting.

• specified: IllegalArgumentException - value is not appropriate for the specified key.

Modifies a noun

• stage: At levels 4 and 5, similar examples may be drawn from either the key stage 2 or 3 programs of study.

• role: The Agency Sales role is a key role within the National Sales Team.

• element: Why was the revival of literacy such a key element in Alfred's reforms?

• issue: A new report on key issues which could affect the future of the Tynedale district has been launched by Tynedale Council.

• stakeholder: In developing this plan we consulted our members and key stakeholders.

• factor: A key factor in the process is the needs of the end user, in this case the food company.

Noun used with modifier

• encryption: The user must first know the encryption key that he can use to secure communications.

• ignition: Are the vehicles parked on level ground, with their parking brakes on and the ignition key removed?

• arrow: Moving between cells When editing a cell you can move to adjacent cells using either the arrow keys, or the tab key.

• cursor: You can move backward and forward to previous days by using the 'right ' and 'left ' cursor keys.

• shortcut: If you use a particular macro often, assign it to a toolbar button, a menu, or shortcut keys.

• registry: Before changing the entries, you might have to run GAP once first to create the appropriate registry keys.