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Could anyone help me . I have a new spanish keyboard. I can get the numbers and the @ sign.
How do I get the inverted commas and question mark signs please.
Fivepence
16-02-2013, 15:15
Could anyone help me . I have a new spanish keyboard. I can get the numbers and the @ sign.
How do I get the inverted commas and question mark signs please.
Will this help you Marian? (http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100503102145AAnQBev)
Malteser Monkey
16-02-2013, 15:35
try the ALT key hold it down and type 34 on the numerics for more codes see this link hope it works on your keyboard if not try searching google - suerte
http://www.alt-codes.net/
blimey she's gone already 5p:cheeky:
Question mark is normally SHIFT and the key to the right of the zero. Inverted commas is normally SHIFT and 2.
If that doesn't work, you probably have a Spanish keyboard but the computer thinks you have connected a UK keyboard. In that case, it's easy to change the keyboard setting (but someone else will need to tell you how, because I run Linux on my computers rather than Microsoft Windows).
Malteser Monkey
16-02-2013, 15:46
Question mark is normally SHIFT and the key to the right of the zero. Inverted commas is normally SHIFT and 2.
If that doesn't work, you probably have a Spanish keyboard but the computer thinks you have connected a UK keyboard. In that case, it's easy to change the keyboard setting (but someone else will need to tell you how, because I run Linux on my computers rather than Microsoft Windows).
Something tells me that she does have a Spanish keyboard Ribuck - now what could that be:cheeky::D
Thank you. I think it will have to be a change of keyboard settings. Just going to have a try.
Malteser Monkey
16-02-2013, 15:49
Thank you. I think it will have to be a change of keyboard settings. Just going to have a try.
didn't the ALT numbers work ?
No luck so far.I will keep trying. My setting is English. Thanks for all your help.
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No, unfortunately not on my keyboard. Thanks for trying.
Something tells me that she does have a Spanish keyboard Ribuck - now what could that be:cheeky::D
For sure. So let's try again, with "and" instead of "but": probably have a Spanish keyboard AND the computer thinks you have a UK keyboard.
My setting is English
It's correct to have the language set to English (for spell checking etc), but the computer also needs to know that the hardware attached to it has the Spanish keyboard layout. These instructions (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/258824) might be what you need.
Thanks for that. I will try the instructions. I appreciate your help.
Thanks very much for your advice and instructions. Keyboard now knows it is English and is working perfectly.
Malteser Monkey
21-02-2013, 15:47
Thanks very much for your advice and instructions. Keyboard now knows it is English and is working perfectly.
Sorted ! nice one !
Invoice in the post:cheeky::tiphat:
itīs simple - press ALT GR + 2(the key with 2, @. " signs) at the same time. Your keyboard has to be set "Spanish" not "English" Good Luck
chifleta
22-08-2013, 14:44
on mine it's ctrl-alt-2
sunseeker
22-08-2013, 17:17
Alt Gr & 2
Alt Gr & 2
mine too .....
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