"@ key" mapping reversed with quote marks

[Corax]

Hi y'all.

Typing in bonny old England here, there is one major
difference with our keyboards. The @ symbol is supposed
to be typed with SHIFT+', whilst quotation marks should
be typed with SHIFT+2.

This was all fine until I downladed a raft of MS Updates,
which appears to have swopped my keys around. Can any
one help?

I am using a corded Logitech Internet Navigator keyboard
on XP Home edition.

Cheers,

Corax.

 

[Fraser Dickson]

Hi,

Open Control Panel and select Regional and Language Options.

Change the Kepboard Layout to be United Kingdom (English) and set as
default.

That should do the trick...

 

[Guest]

Tried that to no effect, sorry.

Thanks anyway.

-----Original Message-----
Hi,

Open Control Panel and select Regional and Language Options.

Change the Kepboard Layout to be United Kingdom (English) and set as
default.

That should do the trick...

--

Regards,
Fraser Dickson [MCP]

Hi y'all.

Typing in bonny old England here, there is one major
difference with our keyboards. The @ symbol is supposed
to be typed with SHIFT+', whilst quotation marks should
be typed with SHIFT+2.

This was all fine until I downladed a raft of MS Updates,
which appears to have swopped my keys around. Can any
one help?

I am using a corded Logitech Internet Navigator keyboard
on XP Home edition.

Cheers,

Corax.

.

 

[Fraser Dickson]

What do you have set in the Regional Options Tab & the Languages tab - Text
services and input langugues (detail button)??

--

Regards,
Fraser Dickson [MCP]

Tried that to no effect, sorry.

Thanks anyway.

-----Original Message-----
Hi,

Open Control Panel and select Regional and Language Options.

Change the Kepboard Layout to be United Kingdom (English) and set as
default.

That should do the trick...

--

Regards,
Fraser Dickson [MCP]

Hi y'all.

Typing in bonny old England here, there is one major
difference with our keyboards. The @ symbol is supposed
to be typed with SHIFT+', whilst quotation marks should
be typed with SHIFT+2.

This was all fine until I downladed a raft of MS Updates,
which appears to have swopped my keys around. Can any
one help?

I am using a corded Logitech Internet Navigator keyboard
on XP Home edition.

Cheers,

Corax.

.

 

[Rob Schneider]

Please confirm:

1. You have a UK Keyboard (with the £ on Shift 3 key, for example)
2. You have configured in Control Panel, Regional and Lanugage Settings,
Tab: Languages, Button: Details and there you have English UK as both
default and the only installed service (you can have more installed
services, but this simplifies getting you going).
3. On tab: Regional Options, pick "United Kingdom" (I don't think this
has an affect on the keyboard, but I mention it just in case).

If this doesn't work, then probably best to seek advice from keyboard
vendor, Logitech.

Hope this is useful to you. Let us know.

rms

Tried that to no effect, sorry.

Thanks anyway.

-----Original Message-----
Hi,

Open Control Panel and select Regional and Language
Options.

Change the Kepboard Layout to be United Kingdom

(English) and set as

default.

That should do the trick...

--

Regards,
Fraser Dickson [MCP]


message

Hi y'all.

Typing in bonny old England here, there is one major
difference with our keyboards. The @ symbol is

supposed

to be typed with SHIFT+', whilst quotation marks should
be typed with SHIFT+2.

This was all fine until I downladed a raft of MS

Updates,

which appears to have swopped my keys around. Can any
one help?

I am using a corded Logitech Internet Navigator

keyboard

on XP Home edition.

Cheers,

Corax.

.

 

[Guest]

Woo-ha.

Solved. Although the settings were all set to UK,
deleting the US keyboard option from the Details Button
section seems to have done the trick. Ta all.

Why is there not a "MASTER" regional setting somewhere?
Come on MS....

-----Original Message-----
What do you have set in the Regional Options Tab & the Languages tab - Text
services and input langugues (detail button)??

--

Regards,
Fraser Dickson [MCP]

Tried that to no effect, sorry.

Thanks anyway.

-----Original Message-----
Hi,

Open Control Panel and select Regional and Language Options.

Change the Kepboard Layout to be United Kingdom (English) and set as
default.

That should do the trick...

--

Regards,
Fraser Dickson [MCP]


Hi y'all.

Typing in bonny old England here, there is one major
difference with our keyboards. The @ symbol is supposed
to be typed with SHIFT+', whilst quotation marks should
be typed with SHIFT+2.

This was all fine until I downladed a raft of MS Updates,
which appears to have swopped my keys around. Can any
one help?

I am using a corded Logitech Internet Navigator keyboard
on XP Home edition.

Cheers,

Corax.


.

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[Rob Schneider]

Glad you got it fixed. With regard to how the keyboard works, you found
the "master". Yes, hidden under the "details" button, but that the place.

For the other places to set languages and location, these are useful if
you want to let the computer be sort of multi-lingual.

Hope this is useful to you. Let us know.

rms

Woo-ha.

Solved. Although the settings were all set to UK,
deleting the US keyboard option from the Details Button
section seems to have done the trick. Ta all.

Why is there not a "MASTER" regional setting somewhere?
Come on MS....

-----Original Message-----
What do you have set in the Regional Options Tab & the

Languages tab - Text

services and input langugues (detail button)??

--

Regards,
Fraser Dickson [MCP]

Tried that to no effect, sorry.

Thanks anyway.


-----Original Message-----
Hi,

Open Control Panel and select Regional and Language

Options.

Change the Kepboard Layout to be United Kingdom

(English) and set as

default.

That should do the trick...

--

Regards,
Fraser Dickson [MCP]



message


Hi y'all.

Typing in bonny old England here, there is one major
difference with our keyboards. The @ symbol is

supposed

to be typed with SHIFT+', whilst quotation marks

should

be typed with SHIFT+2.

This was all fine until I downladed a raft of MS

Updates,

which appears to have swopped my keys around. Can

any

one help?

I am using a corded Logitech Internet Navigator

keyboard

on XP Home edition.

Cheers,

Corax.


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