The Norwegian/Swedish (Scandinavian?) TyTn keyboard layout has the charaters Å and Ø where PgUp and PgDn are located on the standard layout. How does one access PgUp and PgDn on a TyTn with Scandinavian keyboard?
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I have IGO Stowaway Ultra-Slim Bluetooth with English keyboard layout. I wonder if there is a way to change just a few of the keys (3) to make it work with Swedish layout.
Does anyone know what i can do about it? Is there other products that has beter support on changing the keyboard layout?
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how its possible to select ä,ö,ü with the Keyboard (QWERTZ)?
Hi all!
I'm a french guy who use to work with an Herald with AZERTY keyboard; wich include accent on the hardward keyboard when a letter is combined with the "FN" button and space bar.
So my problem is: after upgrading my Herald with This Rom ( http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=469522 ) i've lost this feature. In fact, I have a QWERTY virtual keyboard, wich is not a problem but the Hardware keyboard was QWERTY too, I've made it AZERTY without problem, but I don't have any accent when I use "FN" (wich should write an "é" when I press the letter "e" and then press space bar).
So my question is; How can I make accent come back on my AZERTY hardward keyboard?
(for the virtual keyboard I use Finger keyboard; so there's no problem.)
If anyone have an idea... Thks!
As a resident of Norway I'd like to have a Norwegian layout on the on-screen keyboard. The standard Android keyboard has it, but the ASUS keyboard doesn't. The Norwegian dictionary in the ASUS keyboard is quite good - but its useless without our local characters æøå (which is missing in the layout). The Android on-screen keyboard seems to be missing the Norwegian dictionary (it only get hits from the contact list!).
Does anyone know how to get anything else that the US layout on the ASUS on-screen keyboard? And does anyone know what happened to the Norwegian dictionary on the Android on-screen keyboard?
No idea on the dictionary, but for the norwegian letters, I imagine its similat to the swedish version. Press the a/o and hold it for a bit, and you will get options, including swedish/norwegian letters.
The same is for true for ASUS Finnish keyboard - no direct umlauts and long pressing a/o is a subpar solution.
I use Swedish Android keyboard when typing on-screen and switch to ASUS Finnish keyboard when using Scandinavian keyboard dock, because the keyboard dock is not functioning properly when stock Android keyboard is selected as the input type (pressing "ä" on keyboard equals ";" in produced text).
Bit inconvenient, glad that it is quite quick to change the input type.