spanish keyboards are a bit weird

they have ñ instead of @ which you have to get by ctrl alt & 2. / is on shift 7 there is no pound sign ç is 2 keys to the right of ñ with ´in the middle

[ & ] are on ctrl alt ` & + to the right of p.

just weird. that is all. oh wait - ¿anyone else know any weird keyboards? (? is on shift ¡ 2 to the right of 0)

Њхат аре зоу он абоут_

No pound sign on my keyboard either :\ohwell:

hibster wrote: they have ñ instead of @ which you have to get by ctrl alt & 2. / is on shift 7 there is no pound sign ç is 2 keys to the right of ñ with ´in the middle

[ & ] are on ctrl alt ` & + to the right of p.

just weird. that is all. oh wait - ¿anyone else know any weird keyboards? (? is on shift ¡ 2 to the right of 0)

The swedish one have / as shift and 7. And ? is chift and left of 0.

Thought that was normal....

Oh, and we have these ones: ÅÄÖ

The Greek one had its moments too - funny thing was that Big Clive seemed to cope better with it than he does an English one!

The Japanese keyboards make absolutely no sense to me. The hardest ones are the desktop computers with the tiniest keyboards in the world. Tried typing and my finger hit 3-4 buttons everytime.

JHC

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I saw a Japanese keyboard. The alphabet goes straight across on the keyboard in order. Even though I can speak it and write it, I know I'm screwed when I type it. Romaji, anyone?

68Pontiac wrote: The Japanese keyboards make absolutely no sense to me. The hardest ones are the desktop computers with the tiniest keyboards in the world. Tried typing and my finger hit 3-4 buttons everytime.

JHC

Fat fingered Americans.

The French one is AZERTY instead of QWERTY. Apparently it makes typing easier whilst shrugging, holding a cigarette and shaking hands.

Old Blue wrote: The French one is AZERTY instead of QWERTY. Apparently it makes typing easier whilst shrugging, holding a cigarette and shaking hands.

What about the glass of wine?

Old Blue wrote: The French one is AZERTY instead of QWERTY. Apparently it makes typing easier whilst shrugging, holding a cigarette and shaking hands.

lol!

now back in blighty & fidning it hard to adjust to a uk one!

UK keyboards have the @ and the " in the wrong place ;)

Also our "pound sign" is in the wrong spot (and for some reason is called "hash") and is replaced by y'alls pound sign. There's an extra key on the home row. And what the heck is that thing above the accent mark where the tilde is supposed to be?!?!

when I worked in the UK I just set the keyboard for US..never bothered really learning the UK keyboard