` key on a Windows keyboard - on mac os
I'm new to mac os, and use a Windows keyboard.
It worked fine, but suddenly (I don't know when exactly) the key "`" (above the Tab key) has turned into "§".
Also when using Shift, this key write "±" instead of "~"
Does anyone know why it happens, and how can I fix it?
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I'm new to mac os, and use a Windows keyboard.
It worked fine, but suddenly (I don't know when exactly) the key "`" (above the Tab key) has turned into "§".
Also when using Shift, this key write "±" instead of "~"
Does anyone know why it happens, and how can I fix it?
macos keyboard
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What Language is the keyboard set to? § above Tab is UK English, ` above Tab is US English. Another test is shift/3 vs alt/3 UK shift/3 gives £, US gives #
– Tetsujin
Feb 25 at 7:55
Thank you! I've tried to change the keyboard type and chose it again (US), and the problem disappeared!
– user1028741
Feb 25 at 8:00
Glad it helped. Let me see if I can squeeze that into an answer, for sake of completeness...
– Tetsujin
Feb 25 at 8:02
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I'm new to mac os, and use a Windows keyboard.
It worked fine, but suddenly (I don't know when exactly) the key "`" (above the Tab key) has turned into "§".
Also when using Shift, this key write "±" instead of "~"
Does anyone know why it happens, and how can I fix it?
macos keyboard
I'm new to mac os, and use a Windows keyboard.
It worked fine, but suddenly (I don't know when exactly) the key "`" (above the Tab key) has turned into "§".
Also when using Shift, this key write "±" instead of "~"
Does anyone know why it happens, and how can I fix it?
macos keyboard
macos keyboard
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What Language is the keyboard set to? § above Tab is UK English, ` above Tab is US English. Another test is shift/3 vs alt/3 UK shift/3 gives £, US gives #
– Tetsujin
Feb 25 at 7:55
Thank you! I've tried to change the keyboard type and chose it again (US), and the problem disappeared!
– user1028741
Feb 25 at 8:00
Glad it helped. Let me see if I can squeeze that into an answer, for sake of completeness...
– Tetsujin
Feb 25 at 8:02
add a comment |
1
What Language is the keyboard set to? § above Tab is UK English, ` above Tab is US English. Another test is shift/3 vs alt/3 UK shift/3 gives £, US gives #
– Tetsujin
Feb 25 at 7:55
Thank you! I've tried to change the keyboard type and chose it again (US), and the problem disappeared!
– user1028741
Feb 25 at 8:00
Glad it helped. Let me see if I can squeeze that into an answer, for sake of completeness...
– Tetsujin
Feb 25 at 8:02
1
1
What Language is the keyboard set to? § above Tab is UK English, ` above Tab is US English. Another test is shift/3 vs alt/3 UK shift/3 gives £, US gives #
– Tetsujin
Feb 25 at 7:55
What Language is the keyboard set to? § above Tab is UK English, ` above Tab is US English. Another test is shift/3 vs alt/3 UK shift/3 gives £, US gives #
– Tetsujin
Feb 25 at 7:55
Thank you! I've tried to change the keyboard type and chose it again (US), and the problem disappeared!
– user1028741
Feb 25 at 8:00
Thank you! I've tried to change the keyboard type and chose it again (US), and the problem disappeared!
– user1028741
Feb 25 at 8:00
Glad it helped. Let me see if I can squeeze that into an answer, for sake of completeness...
– Tetsujin
Feb 25 at 8:02
Glad it helped. Let me see if I can squeeze that into an answer, for sake of completeness...
– Tetsujin
Feb 25 at 8:02
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That could likely be that the keyboard language is set incorrectly.
As a rough guide, § above Tab is UK English, ` above Tab is US English.
Another test is shift/3 vs alt/3 UK shift/3 gives £, US gives #
Try changing the input language. You can see the results in the prefs pane before committing.
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That could likely be that the keyboard language is set incorrectly.
As a rough guide, § above Tab is UK English, ` above Tab is US English.
Another test is shift/3 vs alt/3 UK shift/3 gives £, US gives #
Try changing the input language. You can see the results in the prefs pane before committing.
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That could likely be that the keyboard language is set incorrectly.
As a rough guide, § above Tab is UK English, ` above Tab is US English.
Another test is shift/3 vs alt/3 UK shift/3 gives £, US gives #
Try changing the input language. You can see the results in the prefs pane before committing.
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That could likely be that the keyboard language is set incorrectly.
As a rough guide, § above Tab is UK English, ` above Tab is US English.
Another test is shift/3 vs alt/3 UK shift/3 gives £, US gives #
Try changing the input language. You can see the results in the prefs pane before committing.
That could likely be that the keyboard language is set incorrectly.
As a rough guide, § above Tab is UK English, ` above Tab is US English.
Another test is shift/3 vs alt/3 UK shift/3 gives £, US gives #
Try changing the input language. You can see the results in the prefs pane before committing.
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What Language is the keyboard set to? § above Tab is UK English, ` above Tab is US English. Another test is shift/3 vs alt/3 UK shift/3 gives £, US gives #
– Tetsujin
Feb 25 at 7:55
Thank you! I've tried to change the keyboard type and chose it again (US), and the problem disappeared!
– user1028741
Feb 25 at 8:00
Glad it helped. Let me see if I can squeeze that into an answer, for sake of completeness...
– Tetsujin
Feb 25 at 8:02