I have delayed responding, thinking that maybe someone who actually knows 
something would step forward. Hasn’t happened yet, so I will give this a try.

I have a newish full size Apple keyboard (i.e., with number pad, Esc and F1 
through F19 on the top row.) Also wireless, though I use mine plugged into the 
USB.
I am on OSX10.14.2, I have no idea if the system generation would make a 
difference.

Given all that, here is a hint. Go to System Preferences. Open the Keyboard 
section. You may find two checkbox options. The first is whether or not to show 
a Keyboard viewer in the menu bar. And (drum roll please) the second is whether 
to use the Function Keys as Function keys. If you have that second box checked, 
then (as someone already said) you would need to hold the fn key down when e.g. 
trying to use the F12 key to increase volume. If I am right, then uncheck that 
second box, relax, and get on with important stuff like looking for your spell 
corrector...

stan


> On Jan 14, 2019, at 10:06 AM, David J Brooks <pentko...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> destroyed my original corded apple keyboard with decaf tea this
> morning. Bought a new keyboard , wireless but it requires 10.12 as
> wireless and i am only on 10.11 but it came with a cord for charging
> and it works that way. Now i cannot use the volume +- keys they take
> me to other items like split screen etc. Any ideas form my apple
> friends.?? to get the volume keystroke to function. Also brightness
> keys do nothing but if i press F13 and 14 they change the brightness.
> Is this because of the OS differences, i thought it would not mattter
> if using the cord.
> 
> Dave
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