The list of keyboards available under: French (Canada) is missing one keyboard: "Canadian French" There is another keyboard listed "Canadian French (legacy)" but it is not the same. As a matter of fact, the missing keyboard is actually there but one has to select the "more" box and hunt for it. This keyboard should be moved to the list of keyboards for French (Canada). In my opinion, the "Canadian French" keyboard is the best one to use to type in French on a 101 key US keyboard. It redefines a minimum number of keys and includes the "slash" character which is indispensable for typing web addresses.
Talking of keyboards, here is another suggestion: It would be nice if the "On-screen keyboard" program were modified to reflect the current logical keyboard, not the physical device connected to the computer. This would help people remember how the keys have been remapped.
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Hidden French Canadian Keyboard
Great suggestions!
"jgascon" wrote:
The list of keyboards available under: French (Canada) is missing one keyboard: "Canadian French" There is another keyboard listed "Canadian French (legacy)" but it is not the same. As a matter of fact, the missing keyboard is actually there but one has to select the "more" box and hunt for it. This keyboard should be moved to the list of keyboards for French (Canada). In my opinion, the "Canadian French" keyboard is the best one to use to type in French on a 101 key US keyboard. It redefines a minimum number of keys and includes the "slash" character which is indispensable for typing web addresses.
Talking of keyboards, here is another suggestion: It would be nice if the "On-screen keyboard" program were modified to reflect the current logical keyboard, not the physical device connected to the computer. This would help people remember how the keys have been remapped.
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