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My Keyboard configuration is wrong. The @ and " keys are reversed. How do I fix this?

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Is the # and £ also reversed?

If so, you might have the language settings for your keyboard wrong. I don't
have an XP machine to hand at the moment, but if you look in control panel
under Language/Regional settings, or you might have a little 'UK' or 'US'
icon on your tool bar, try double clicking on that. Failing that, try
looking up 'Keyboard Settings' in the on-line help.

Sorry this advise is a bit wooly, but it might be enough

Cheers,

ChrisM

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> My Keyboard configuration is wrong. The @ and " keys are reversed. How do
I fix this?

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>-----Original Message-----
>My Keyboard configuration is wrong. The @ and " keys are
reversed. How do I fix this?
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>-----Original Message-----
>My Keyboard configuration is wrong. The @ and " keys are
reversed. How do I fix this?
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>you have american keyboard installed,,go to control panel
keyboards--change the settings to english uk,

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go to control panel ,regional and languages --click
languages on page that appears,click details ,change
keyboard to english united kingdom,,(if it isnt available
you will have to instal it from windows setup disc
>-----Original Message-----
>My Keyboard configuration is wrong. The @ and " keys are
reversed. How do I fix this?
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With ref to the above thread I have tried all the reccomended remedies but I am still getting the at and " keys the wrong way round..any one got ideas..I recently reinstalled windows xp. :o

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