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The at key ?

2qk4u · 2010-09-22 14:45:28

Is it possible to disable the "at" key on a keyboard ? as in the "at" part in an email address. When I press the up arrow amd the key that should do it all I get is this " ?

22-09-2010 3:45pm

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Is it possible to disable the "at" key on a keyboard ? as in the "at" part in an email address. When I press the up arrow amd the key that should do it all I get is this " ?

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#2 22-09-2010 3:49pm

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You keyboard is set to US settings. You need to change to UK or Irish language.
What OS are you using?

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#3 22-09-2010 3:50pm

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You have your keyboard set to US

Change it to English (Ireland / UK) in the language menu of control panel

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Thanks, its XP

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http://www.conversationexchange.com/resources/keyboard-language.php
Follow this guide

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#7 22-09-2010 4:00pm

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Thanks guys, all sorted...

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#8 22-09-2010 7:08pm

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one of the differences is the "@ key and the ' ' key are reversed.
so instead of going shift apostrophe, you just go shift 2.

but of course the best option is change the settings from the US version.

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