Apple/Mac Keyboards...... (followup)

Ok, it seams like Apple doesn't listen to their customer (hummm, and that is something you say). It is impossible to get an US English keyboard in Europe (or anything with the same - read Notebook).


So after spend a few รข‚¬ on a MacBook, I'm trying to find a spare part US keyboard, and then change it. Ok, I'm getting used to it, but it's still a bit anoying as everything else I use have US keyboards attached to it/them....


Here you can insert your favorite @#$!@%@##%$&^#$%&

Comments

Damien Guard said…
If you are a touch typist and just want the symbols where they would be ok a US keyboard just change the keymap...

[)amien
April 30, 2006 at 9:01 PM
cpedersen said…
It's the layout I'm bitching about - after 6 years on a US keyboard I'm use to have the enter-key in a specfic place with back slash above it... Now someone moved it....

But thank you for the idea.
May 16, 2006 at 12:46 AM
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