video⁣✅ 1. Overlock
“Overlock” is not a keyboard key. It’s actually a term used in sewing — it means to stitch over the edge of fabric to prevent fraying (a type of stitch done by an overlock machine, also called a serger). �
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✅ 2. Enter key
The Enter key is a real key on computer keyboards.
When you press Enter:
• it tells the computer to execute a command or submit data (like clicking “OK”), and
• in text editors it usually moves the cursor to a new line or starts a new paragraph. �
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So there is no “Overlock key” on a keyboard — you probably meant the Enter key.
🟦 Quick tip (if you meant keyboard behavior)
In some programs (e.g., Excel), you might need Ctrl + Enter or Shift + Enter to do specific things like insert a new line inside a cell — that’s a keyboard shortcut, not an “overlock key.” �
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