@ symbol will not display under a standard user account
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globaljoe
, Jan 10 2011 12:58 PM
#1
Posted 10 January 2011 - 12:58 PM
#2
Posted 10 January 2011 - 04:59 PM
It is possible in Windows to have separate keyboard layouts for different user accounts. Quite why you'd want to do this is anybody's guess but the feature is there.
In the accounts in question, look at the keyboard layout option and you'll probably find it's set up for a wrong keyboard than that is present in the "working" account.
I presume you are mean you get an @ sign when you press SHIFT and 2, when you're expecting a " sign (which usually means the keyboard is an English one and the accounts are set for an American keyboard).
In the accounts in question, look at the keyboard layout option and you'll probably find it's set up for a wrong keyboard than that is present in the "working" account.
I presume you are mean you get an @ sign when you press SHIFT and 2, when you're expecting a " sign (which usually means the keyboard is an English one and the accounts are set for an American keyboard).
#3
Posted 10 January 2011 - 05:01 PM
For anyone who may be interested, with a little help from a member on another site, I checked the keyboard language settings, it was set up to toggle between two available settings, English and Israeli, I got rid of the Israeli setting but still no difference regarding the @ symbol, however, now when I press the " I get the @ symbol, which did not happen before so I suppose I can put up with that, but I would still like to know how this comes about??
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