How can I change my keyboard to type in Greek?
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This assumes that you are using Windows (XP) Go to Control Panel, open Regional and Language Options, Click Languages, then Details, then Add.  You can then add the language that you want and use the Language Bar to switch between the languages that you have installed. If your keyboard is English, it will remain in English (on the keys), but if you know the Greek keyboard well enough (that is you don't have to look at the keys to type in Greek), then you'll be able to type in Greek. Or if you have a Greek keyboard you can plug it in and use it. I do this with a Spanish keyboard and English.
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The symbol _ is called the underscore. You can type it by the combination Shift and - key.
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If you use Windows XP, you can install the Russian keyboard in "Regional and Language Settings" in the control panel.\n\nBe careful of online translators. They usually do not translate more than a few words in a sentence correctly. If you use one, back translate it, to make sure you are saying what you think you are.
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Change your keyboard settinggs to English (United Kingdom) rather than English (US).\n\nFor XP\nGo to control panel, Regional & Languge Options, Regional Options tab: Set format to English (United Kingdom) & Location to United Kindom.\nUnder Languages tab: Click Details button->settings tab->default input language set to English United Kingdom.\nIn installed services, click "add button" choose Input & keyboard as English United Kingdom.\n\nFor Win 2000\nControl Panel. Regional Options. Input Locales Tab. ->Add button->choose English United Kingdom & set this as default.\n\nHope this helps
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in MS word the shortcut is ALT + 0241 for lower case, and ALT+ 0209 for uppercase. However, if you're in a word document and using it a lot, you can define your own shortcut key. \n\nOtherwise, change the language setup of your keyboard in the control panel. If you're really desperate, copy and paste from below.\n\nñ Ñ
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you will have english keyboard but at the same time there are chinese on each key as well.  But the layout is exactly the same as US keyboard.  You will not have a problem using it.\nTo switch on different input method, you only need to select the one you want in the language setting.
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I use the Windows Character Map tool.\n\nIt's under Start Menu->All Programs->Accessories->System Tools.\n\nYou have to scroll down a ways to get to the square root.  It's near most of the Greek letters.
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You need to install the Chinese IME (Input Language), this can also change ur keyboard mappings. If you are using XP, u will be able to switch b/w english and chinese.\n\nIn XP, go to the control panel, and choose "Regional and Language Options".\n\nWhen the dialog pops up, choose the tab "Languages".\nClick "Add" and choose the chinese language to add. Enable the language Bar if u would like to switch to english once in a while.  Click OK and you should be set.
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Check to see you have the right language installed for intance when i loaded up my pc i had the US version of english for my keyboard instead of the british English. It caused different characters to be displayed for instance instead of @ i got " and vise versa when pessing those particular keys. good luck
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go to control panel. click on date,time,and regional options. click on add other languages. under advanced tab, enable any language you want and you will be able to type in that language.
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You can still use characters no longer on the keyboard...\nHere's How:\n\nClick the Start Button, Programs, Accessories, System Tools, then select Character Map.\n\nYou'll be presented with a screen that has lots of different symbols. When you click (and hold) a symbol, it gives you an enlarged preview of it.\n\nTo actually select the symbol:\n\n1. Click the symbol you want. \n2. Click the Select button, then the Copy button. \n\nThis will copy your symbol onto the clipboard where you can then paste it into any word processing program. \n\nI hope this helps you. :0)
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are you using microsoft word?\nif yes, try to go to tools---language---set language---greek. \nIf not, go to start, control panel, date/time....-----reagional language options---choose greak.
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Your keyboard might be set up in the wrong mode.  Do the following:\n\n1. Go to Control Panel\n2. Open Regional and Language Settings.\n3. Go to the Language tab.\n4. Click Details.\n5. Pull down the list and make sure US is selected.
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How can I disable my insert key on my keyboard.
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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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Google for transliteration, NOT translation. If there is such a site, it'll give you the Greek words using the English alphabet.
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You have everything you need in Control Panel. Go into Keyboards and mouse settings. There you will find settings to change to whatever language you need. You can change it back any time you like.\n\nGood luck!