Fix numpad typo in Reference documentation, section B.3.8

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Alex Pang
2018-10-02 16:17:39 -04:00
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@@ -341,8 +341,8 @@ but things gets a little simpler with a simple example.
Some of us have a full size keyboard with main keys on a left side and numeric
keys on a right side. You've probably noticed that both sides really
have their own state which you see if you press a numlock key which
only alters behaviour of numbad itself. If you don't have a full size
keyboard you can buy a simple external usb numbad having only numbad
only alters behaviour of numpad itself. If you don't have a full size
keyboard you can buy a simple external usb numpad having only numpad
part of a keys. If left and right side can freely exist without the
other they must have a totally different states which means they are
operating on different state machines.