European keybord support

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WimDS

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Hi, when is the European keybord support comming?
(the Mac keybord under OS X /= the Mac keybord under Windows or Linux.

Example: the "@" is standard on the keybord under OS X, but under Windows or Linux in Parallels it's the combination of "alt" + 2.
Also the numpad of the keybord is not working under Parallels... :mad:
 
To make NumPad working, just press the upper-left button in it ("Clear" key). Just like you would do using a PC keyboard with Windows installed on a PC. Windows is still Windows even if it's working on top of Mac :)

To have your keyboard behave just like on Mac regarding @ key, you should have exactly the same locales on both Mac and Windows. Say, if you're "French (Switzerland)" on Mac, you should be exactly "French (Switzerland)" in Windows.
 
just copy paste @ into windows

Tim Surgent said:
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To have your keyboard behave just like on Mac regarding @ key, you should have exactly the same locales on both Mac and Windows. Say, if you're "French (Switzerland)" on Mac, you should be exactly "French (Switzerland)" in Windows.
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Unfortunately with Danish / Danish the windows @ needs alt gros

which is not seen on the mac keyboard unless you modify the use of one of the keys under WinXP sp2

I can't be bothered
so I type email addresses in any convenient place on the MAC

eg a google search box and copy paste into windows

Hugh W
 
Hugh,

Does Windows Danish on PC with Danish keyboard needs the same AltGr to type @? Unfortunately, I've no experience with Danish keyboards, that's why I'm asking...
 
Tim Surgent said:
Hugh,

Does Windows Danish on PC with Danish keyboard needs the same AltGr to type @? Unfortunately, I've no experience with Danish keyboards, that's why I'm asking...
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a mac keyboard does not have an AltGr key

period

Hugh W
 
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