Hi, I appear to have a US English mapping keyboard on my laptop - OK so I've now found that the @ is above the two (haven't found the £ sign yet - I'm on a different computer at the mo!!!) - how can I change it to what I would call a normal keyboard. As far as I can see everything is set as English!
Thanks for your help
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John Ratsey Moderately inquisitive Super Moderator
This problem has probably arisen through selection of the default option during Windows installation. What time zone are you in? - the default is GMT-8 (=Microsoft HQ).
You can change the keyboard mapping at Control Panel > Regional and Language Options > Languages > Details > Settings. Add the keyboard you want, set it as the default and then remove the keyboard you don't want.
John
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