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But I believe my key stroke was to repeat the credit union's own message back to it.

Thus anyone could, with a few key strokes, send the domestically available programs over the Internet to Europe and beyond.

For example, if the apparel item is a skirt, the proposed material on the computer image can be changed with a few key strokes.

Collaborative filtering does thrive, but only in a form that requires not a key stroke of extra work by users.

A macro is a string of instructions executed with a single key stroke.

Price was eight under through 15 holes, but he bogeyed Nos. 14 and 17 to give away key strokes.

You splice it together electronically, using a key stroke.

For many, educational opportunities that could not even be imagined 10 years ago are only a few key strokes away.

When a customer calls, a clerk can pull the document onto a screen with a few key strokes.

Rotor machines build on this idea by, in effect, changing the wiring with each key stroke.