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[Danny252]

huh? How does SHIFT + ? get you ":"? shift + ? would be ?...

[Eagle of Fire]

In Dosbox...

Moving since this have nothing to do with troubleshooting.

[Titan]

eeeh... are you serious about the ?-thingy?

Ofcourse it's like that.. the ? is located to the RIGHT of L and is the same as : on the AMERICAN keyb. layout.

Good bet is that you try Shift + [whatever you have to the right of "L"|

OR Alt + 058 or just Alt + 58

[Godteri]

The ? thing is true...

[Mats]

It never occurred to some of you that different languages uses different keyboard matrixes?

This is what you english users are used to right?

You can clearly see the ":" on the right of the "L"

But this is a norwegian keyboard:

And you can see that the "?" is on the colons place and the colon is placed one key right of the "M".
Just for that, here's a swedish keyboard:

And here, the Ö has taken the place of :


But DosBox uses the english matrix and so some of us has to press Shift+Ö (alternatively Shift+?)


How's this for proof?


///MJ

[Timpsi]

Different keyboard layouts: http://www.terena.nl/library/multiling/ml-...st/kbd-all.html

The Polish and the Hungarian ones are nice. And of course the French have something completely different..

[A. J. Raffles]

Originally posted by Mats@Oct 14 2005, 06:53 AM
But DosBox uses the english matrix and so some of us has to press Shift+Ö (alternatively Shift+?)


How's this for proof?

Ah, thanks, that finally makes sense. I thought he was saying that Shift + ? was a key combination which worked outside DOSBox as well.

[konfliktPL]

Originally posted by Timpsi@Oct 14 2005, 10:30 AM
The Polish and the Hungarian ones are nice.

Actually, the Polish keyboard layout presented on this site was only implemented in those old-school typing machines. All computer keyboards now have the standard qwerty keyboards..
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