- Mar 1, 2007
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I have a Motorola bluetooth keyboard with a UK layout, which is slightly different to the US layout that I'm used to. It's mostly the same, but a few of the keys, especially the symbols to the right of the letter rows, are all in different places and when I'm typing, I often hit the wrong keys.
Since I'm using the keyboard with a Windows PC, I wanted to know if there is a way to get the computer to interpret the keyboard as having a US layout, or at least type the character that I want (e.g. I want it to enter a ; whereas the same key on the UK keyboard is a [). Is there any way to do this? I thought maybe I could use Autohotkey but I'd rather not have to program every single button.
Since I'm using the keyboard with a Windows PC, I wanted to know if there is a way to get the computer to interpret the keyboard as having a US layout, or at least type the character that I want (e.g. I want it to enter a ; whereas the same key on the UK keyboard is a [). Is there any way to do this? I thought maybe I could use Autohotkey but I'd rather not have to program every single button.