What Is Calcified Fibroid

Changing the keyboard language?

you happen to be at times can not find the "at" on your keyboard? keys or symbols give you any of them unless you wanted?

Here you can fix this annoying problem, learn to easily configure a keyboard!

Let's start with the process, we're going to follow a few simple steps to learn in detail how we can change the language of your keyboard:

Step 1 Assuming you are in Windows XP, we went to " Control Panel "and from there we go to" Regional and language, choose the tab "Languages \u200b\u200b " and finally, click "Details ." We will see a dialog box like this:



Before deleting the settings wrong or useless that there are going to add the correct clicking on "Add .. ." Step 2

Now we will identify our keyboard, for this good idea is to look where is the " @ " or "ñ " generally have three options:

Option 1 : The "@" in the key with the number "2."
configured for:
Language: English (international)
Distribution: English - Spain "or" English "


Option 2: The" @ "is the key to the character "Q".
configured for:
Language: English (International) Distribution
: "Latin American"


Option 3: The keyboard does not have the character "ñ".
configured for:
Language: English
Distribution: USA (International)

Step 3

now accept and remove the other configurations. You may not allow us to eliminate the option that is in use so ignore the message and later return to this dialog and remove when they have to use the settings that you added earlier. Step 4

tested our keyboard. We can use any text editor and / or program. Although not necessary, you should restart our computer for the change to be effective in all programs.


Source: Neoteo