HT1310 How can I eject in boot manager running OS X 10.5

In the article, it says that if you press the eject button on the keyboard the disc drive will eject. I must be running an older version of Mac because it looks different than in the pic of the selector, so that is probably why I can't eject the drive. If you know what button to press please reply to me.
Thanks!
pcallihan

Hi, try holding the F12 key for a couple of seconds.

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