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Larry109uk
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June 30th, 2006 21:00
Dell Latitude C400 - Keyboard Issue - Wrong keys...
Can anyone help me....
When i use the drivers on the site the keyboard works but the key above 9 should be ) but it come out as ( the same with 0 should be = but it comes out as )
Just a little anoying... can anyone point me to the right driver or setting..
Thanks
Larry
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If keycap markings don't match the characters generated, it sounds like the wrong keyboard mapping. Which national keyboard layout do you have? You may be able to select a correct keymap in Control Panel / Regional & Language.
There's something not specified here... "use the drivers on the site". Which site, which drivers?
Finally, on most keyboards "(" is shift-9 and ")" is shift-zero but you seem to be saying they are reversed.
- That's weird. The conventional layout (and ISO standard?) has "(" as shift-9 and ")" as shift-0 on english language keyboards, exactly as the output of your keyboard. In more than 30 years I have never encountered an english keyboard with ")" before "(". It sounds as if your keycaps are incorrectly marked, possibly a manufacturing error.
Larry109uk
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Posted July 5th, 2006 22:00
Think that you right...
This was a replacment keyboard that I bought from ebay and i think some of the keys were from diffrent keyboards!
I just hooked out the old one and 6 - 0 were all wrong!
So i've carfuly pulled it appart and put the right ones on there now.
Thanks a lot... i wouldn't have checked/though of that if you hadn't said. Thanks a lot
Larry

Larry109uk
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Posted July 5th, 2006 09:00
I know the norm is that way round but on this layout its not.
I have installed the latest drivers as well. Very odd. Will post a picture when im home tonight and have it with me.
Thanks for the help
Larry