You left out the 1/! key.
Joe Lore wrote:
>Hi,
>
>It seems the the @ and " are reversed between US and UK for whatever
>reason. The (") is the shift of the (') key in the US.
>
>This is the layout of my wistech keyboard ( / denotes
>shifted)
> `/~ 2/@ 3/# 4/$ 5/% 6/^ 7/& 8/* 9/( 0/) -/_ =/+ backspace
> q e r t y u I o p [/{ ]/} \/|
> a s d f g h j k l ;/: '/" enter
> z x c v b n m ,/< ./> //? shift
>
>
>Thanks and have a Great Day!
>
>Joe Lore
>
>=========
>
>Hi Ian, we usually use the standard 'qwerty' keyboard as we call it,
>which means that the @ key is usually placed here:
>a,s,d,f,g,h,j,k,l,;/;,'/@,#/~ (did that make sense?) hope so. I must
>admit, out of pure laziness at times, I am aware that windows usually
>loads with the US defaults, and I sometimes put up with the @ being
>above the 2 on the layout........which leaves me with another problem,
>where's the " ? LOL Michele Sayer.
>
>
>
>>So, where is the @ key on a UK keyboard?
>>
>>
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