So I have remapped it to another key. But what I am saying here is that it is a bad practise to use keys that are not common in al language keys. Even microsoft understands that and their motto is like "made by programmers for nobody". chico.co.uk wrote:I sort of get that, in the sense that English language keyboards have QWERTY across the top letter keys, whereas French keyboards have AZERTY in the same place, but I don't get the relevance to the problem. I'm not having a go, I'm just trying to understand the issue, I do believe there's a problem, I just don't quite get what doesn't work.GearNostalgia wrote:It is not what is written on the key but where the key is placed on the keyboard that counts. See it as if you take out your key A on the keyboard and the P and swap their places. Then you take the letter A and pain say M on it. Hand that keyboard over to a user and tell him to press the A key. That is how it works for me when the / is not / and but the key - is slash and it is an totally different place.chico.co.uk wrote:Sorry, I don't understand that.
On an English keyboard the / character is a separate key, near the bottom, on the right, just above the space bar. I understand you don't have that key, on a Swedish keyboard, that's a different character, on your keyboard. So I imagine pressing that doesn't slice the clip, because it's not a / character
But are you saying that if you use Shift and 7, that *doesn't* slice the clip either? Or does that work? And does that key have the / character drawn on it, on your keyboard, or not?
