How can i change my keyboard for a french keyboard, I have window xp?
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Go to Control Panel / Regional Settings.\n\nLook in there for something that may say French...
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Nearest I can find is a capital K with a small upside-down v over it.\nIf you go to Start>Programs>Accessories>System Tools and click on Character Map. That shows a list of all characters available for each font, and you can Select then Copy the one you want, or it shows a shortcut at the bottom of the window when you click on it e.g. hold down Alt then hit 0 1 2 8 in order, let go Alt and the € sign appears.
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you can email me at\nshadab_ansari2005@yahoo.com\ni would send you a software that would enable you to change the key of microsoft windows XP. without reinstalling windows.\nyou need to also have an internet connection in order to activate windows.
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Across multiple keyboards and multiple OSs - on the same system? If it were windows I would suspect the keyboard settings or default input language were set oddly (control panel).\nIf regardless of OS or kbd, it would be odd. Hardware issue with the system? Tried USB kbd if different?
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I presume you meen you want to enable windows to read arabic so i found this for you:\n\nFor Windows XP Home and Windows XP Pro users, follow these instructions.  Left click on Start.  Left click on Control Panel.  Double-left click on Regional and Language Options.  Left click on the Regional Options tab on the top of the box that appears.  Keep the Standards and Formats as English (United States).  Left click on the Languages tab at the top of the box.  Under Supplemental Language Support, tick the box that says Install Files for Complex Scripts and Right-to-Left Languages (including Thai).  Now click the Apply button located on the bottom right of the box.  Wait while your computer installs the files needed.  Insert the Windows XP CDs if requested to do so.  Click the OK button located on the bottom left of the box to complete the process.  Restart your PC if requested to do so. \n\nIf your on another windows version (hopefully your using windows) check the link in 'Source's' down a bit.\n\nIt worked great for me
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you can hit the windows button on either side of the bottom of your keyboard, hope it helps>>
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I don't know the Layout of the Keyboard, but until you get to know it, use the special character [Decimal ASCII]\n\nAlt + 64\n- Press the Alt Button and Hold [don't remove your finger]\n- Then press the following numbers in order one after the other [while still pressing the ALT button] - Press 6 then 4 on the Number pad\n- Now remove your finger of the ALT button to get the "@" sign...\n\n__________________________\n\nTry the following as well...\nOn the numbers at the top, below the Function buttons (F1, F2, etc), one of these numbers should have the @ sign...press ALT + the associated number...if it doesn't work, try the other ALT Button, the "ALT GR" Button + the associated number\n\nIn some Keyboards, you get the @ sign next to the Enter Button...\n\n\nHope this solves your problem...
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If you have a Mac you can just change the keyboard to type Armenian letters. If you don't have a Mac, I am not sure.  Maybe there is something on Narek.com
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I hate sticky keys!!!\n\nDid you hold your shift key down too long?  Windows XP won't even give you time to think about what to type next.\n\nHere you go...\n\nStickyKeys is designed for people who have difficulty holding down two or more keys simultaneously. When a shortcut requires a key combination, such as CTRL+P, StickyKeys will enable you to press a modifier key (CTRL, ALT, or SHIFT), or the Windows logo key (), and have it remain active until another key is pressed.\n\nOpen Accessibility Options. \nOn the Keyboard tab, under StickyKeys, select the Use StickyKeys check box. \nTo turn off StickyKeys, clear the Use StickyKeys check box.\n\nYopu can find the directiosn with clickable links in your HELP menu.  Go to Start, Help, and then search for sticky keys...\n\nHope this helps!\n\nAfter you cancel it, you will probably have to restart your computer to get your keyboard to work right again... I have to...
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In windows :\nDownload the required font and install it in the fonts directory. Use the character map to type in. Alternatively, change the default language in the 'Regional and Language Tab' under XP (Varies from OS to OS).
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Go to the control panel and double click on keyboard icon then choose the Input locale tab on the top and add japaneese as a language and then u will find a Lil icon on the system tray click on that and change to japaneese \nSend me a email if this response is not clear : Khadri@gmail.com
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It is the regional settings! \n\n(TOGGLE BETWEEN THE KEYBOARD INPUT LANGUAGES - PRESS LEFT ALT + SHIFT KEY)\n\nGo to Regional and Language Options > Languages > Details \nThis will give you the > Default Input Language\n\nSelect English (United Kingdom) from the list.\nYou may already have in this section two or more input languages selected, ie, English UK and US. \n\nTo switch (toggle) between the two input languages select > Key Settings and check the Key Sequence to use for switching keyboard input languages.  It is probably the Left Alt + Shift key, check what it is and then press that key combination and try your keyboard again.\n\nie. Pressing the Left Alt key and shift key together toggles between US and UK keyboards, Problem Solved.
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There is probably a function key labeled "Fn".  And you will see keypad numbers in blue labeled on some of the existing keys.  You can use the same keystroke for ê.\n\nYou can also use the character map, located under Start->Programs->Accessories->System Tools->Character Map.\n\nEnjoy!
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not entirely sure mate, i know it's a complete pain on my own.\n\na starting point would be right-clicking on a blank bit of the taskbar and hunting the resultant menu for "Toolbars" then "language bar" and seeing if it can be re-enabled. it doesn't exactly seem to be MS's most stable or reliable bit of programming. i use it to switch between various things on my tablet PC: I need UK-english for typing, but handwriting recognition only works with US-english (gaaaah!), and if i'm using the onscreen keyboard with the stylus right-handed Dvorak works far better than QWERTY...... it can take several attempts before the swtichover works though, and the langauge bar takes delight in morphing through various forms, with bits appearing or disappearing, while i try it.
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Which browser are you using? Try using different Browser.\n\nIs your keyboard working fine?  Did you enable any different language pack on your OS which will not recognize the keystrokes?
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зкфншщлдвзннцшщ\n\nYou need to change the language back to UK English at the tool bar... from where you are working from (i.e. the cursor)
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Try getting the buttons out (very very carefully), & clean the keyboard a bit. If that doesn't work, there's not much else you can do.\n\nAlternatively, you can use the 'Charachter Map' to type.\nTo get there go to ---> Start - Programs - Accessories - System Tools - Charachter Map