So, I've got quite a few terms of college French ahead of me and I'd like to purchase a keyboard so I don't have to constantly "alt" for the accents. Does anyone know a good source for one and how exactly do they work? Is there a Function key or something to hit the accents? Also, is it pretty easy to switch your keyboard "language" on the fly from Windows?
So, I've got quite a few terms of college French ahead of me and I'd like to purchase a keyboard so I don't have to constantly "alt" for the accents. Does anyone know a good source for one and how exactly do they work? Is there a Function key or something to hit the accents? Also, is it pretty easy to switch your keyboard "language" on the fly from Windows?
I believe http://ncix.com ships to the US, and since it's based in Vancouver, you should be able to find a good selection of French Canadian keyboards. Switching is done with a key combo and the languages toolbar (which appears after you install a second keyboard language in "Control Panel>Regional and Language Options>Keyboards and Languages" in Windows Vista.
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So, I've got quite a few terms of college French ahead of me and I'd like to purchase a keyboard so I don't have to constantly "alt" for the accents. Does anyone know a good source for one and how exactly do they work? Is there a Function key or something to hit the accents? Also, is it pretty easy to switch your keyboard "language" on the fly from Windows?
I believe http://ncix.com ships to the US, and since it's based in Vancouver, you should be able to find a good selection of French Canadian keyboards. Switching is done with a key combo and the languages toolbar (which appears after you install a second keyboard language in "Control Panel>Regional and Language Options>Keyboards and Languages" in Windows Vista.
Thanks! That's all I needed to know.
Though if anyone can recommend a specifically GOOD French-Canadian keyboard. It's hard to see on that site just how they look or how the accents are placed.
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I believe http://ncix.com ships to the US, and since it's based in Vancouver, you should be able to find a good selection of French Canadian keyboards. Switching is done with a key combo and the languages toolbar (which appears after you install a second keyboard language in "Control Panel>Regional and Language Options>Keyboards and Languages" in Windows Vista.
Thanks! That's all I needed to know.
Though if anyone can recommend a specifically GOOD French-Canadian keyboard. It's hard to see on that site just how they look or how the accents are placed.
That's what they use in France.
Perfect again. I'll just look for one with that layout. I'm excited.
None of the ones on that site I was recommended earlier seem to have the accented characters on the number keys. Argh.