Apple ultra thin keyboard with usb

I got an apple ultrathin keyboard with usb, Ik like it very much, but I'm working with windows XP. I cannot use all the keys and specially the one to make a printscreen.I looked it up on the Apple site and there it says to use
fn/shift/F11 but it doesn't work. Does anyone has a solution for this problem??

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PC Insert key equivalent on the ultra thin apple keyboard (german layout)

i was working on a windows server 2008 via a remote desktop connection using CoRD.
somehow i managed to activate the overwrite mode (where you don't normally type but overwrite everything right hand side of the cursor).
and i struggled to deactivate because i couldn't find the key.
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Hallo neongrau,
according to this http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1216 it's fn + enter.
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Wireless keyboard.
banishes desktop clutter completely with a wireless keyboard to go with the wireless Magic Mouse. This low-profile keyboard takes up less desk space — 24 percent less — than larger keyboards. There’s no numeric keypad, so you can place your mouse comfortably next to the keyboard. And built-in Bluetooth means there are no cables to connect.
http://us.kensington.com/html/13310.html
http://www.jr.com/logitech/pe/LGI_920001153/

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