International Keyboards

[fishdeamon]

Where in pattaya, bangkok or anywhere in thailand can i get a latin keyboard that does not have the US layout?

The reason is that im programmer and i need to use "<" & ">" all the time. The key on swedish keyboards that ahve those signs are missing on US keyboards. UK ,spain, finland and most european countries have that key though.

this is a swedish keyboard note the key to the right of of the left shift

this is a US keyboard

[fishdeamon]

I probably cant buy it online becasue my kasikorn online shopping visa blablaba almost never works.

[TurtleInAsia]

Why not learn to use the SHIFT key and press the , . to get < >

 

My guess is the only way to get the keyboard with the letters printed on is to order online from your home country or just ask a friend to post you one.

[Mike Asia]

just learn to adjust, I could use a Japanese keyboard comfortably after a few days

[hold the pickle]

For 40 baht I bought a set of stickers that are durable and have both Thai and English printed on them. Working great for months now.

[el_jefe]

For 40 baht I bought a set of stickers that are durable and have both Thai and English printed on them. Working great for months now.

 

That's good, but not what he asked for. I agree with mike asia - after a day or so of programming, I imagine you would adjust.

 

If not, as Milo says, there must be a way to re-map the keyboard. What OS are you using? And is this a mac laptop or other

[hungryandy]

Go here

http://www.codeplex.com/sharpkeys

This application will let you map < to [ and > to ] for example.

 

It is also do able as a registry hack - as a programmer I would think that would be an attractive option.

 

I do not understand why using Shift , and Shift . are difficult.

on your keyboard you still need to Shift to get to >

 

Just do a Google on remap keyboard and the world is yours.

[fishdeamon]

Go here

http://www.codeplex.com/sharpkeys

This application will let you map < to [ and > to ] for example.

 

It is also do able as a registry hack - as a programmer I would think that would be an attractive option.

 

I do not understand why using Shift , and Shift . are difficult.

on your keyboard you still need to Shift to get to >

 

Just do a Google on remap keyboard and the world is yours.

Thanks for your help and suggestions. I managed to find a german keyboard and works very well. Not for my girlfriend that cant understand why she get a "Y" when she press "Z" and a Z when she press Y =P