is there a symbol function to allow the use of others such as £ or a  because the keyboard only has a $ ?
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I've tried several key combos and have not been successful getting either of those to appear. However, there are options to set a different language and/or region, so that might be something to try.
589368
Dont see one. I would think it would think if you have UK drivers on your tablet it would think its a UK keyboard much like a computer. Or if the software you are running has a symbol key then it might work. It does not have function keys but one of my apps show function keys on the virtual keyboard so there is usually a way. If your tablet is set for a uk keyboard I would think the $ would be a pound sign. but i do not know.
589369
I don't think so. The only things beyond the standard keys are special functions for doing things like turning the volume up and down.
901691
Yes, you can have the information you want. There is one underscore (_) in the type set. All the letters are upper case, so your result would read "AAA_000 / date / ENTERED".
187092
Hello B. Pinto,Thanks for your interest, but ours are all English keyboards. I hope you're able to find one that is in Spanish.
1905632
Yes you can still use the letters/numbers on the keyboard with this plugged in. Our laptop does not have a num lock so I am not sure if that would interfere or not.
1183425
I just looked at every key on the keyboard and I do not see one.... I tried all of the f keys and the small icons that they are associated with using the ctrl key. I don't believe there is one... Sorry. It is a very nice keyboard though btw.
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The function key in the left hand corner is used with L ```` to make an apostropheJerry B
582883
Yes, at least as to the Windows application alt codes (I use them only in applications such as Microsoft Word and Microsoft Outlook). When I tried just now to type in a special character in this response box in my browser window, nothing happened. But I just typed this in Word and copied/pasted here: (alt+0225 = ; alt+0233 = ; alt+0241 = ; alt+0232 = ). And IT ONLY WORKS IF THE NUM LOCK KEY IS ON - that's critical. So I guess my answer is "yes depending on what application you're using so if it doesn't work it's probably not the fault of the numeric keypad." Hope this helps!
2016809
Yes there is, it is located on the left of letter A. It is also a CAPS key thru the function key.
1521753
It doesn't. That must be a special version of the keyboard. I have ordered three and all of them are in english with the regular set of symbols.
2020013
No, I can't type all the characters with both shift keys pressed down. For example 'T' doesn't work.
169396
There are no numbers so take a standard keyboard, cut off the number pad end. It is a little smaller than a desktop keyboard but a little bigger than a laptop keyboard.
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There is an FN key, but it does not look like function keys. I don't know if there is a way to use other keys for this purpose, but it it is not indicated on the keyboard.
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Hi Sheila, If I understand your question the ampersand symbol is "&". You would use the shift key and press the number 7 key for the "&" symbol.
225116
Is there a way to get the actual keys off the keyboard without breaking them to swap them out so they match once I change the values?
1173198
In the second row from top, the numbers block, next to the "2" you will find the "@" symbol. To use the @ just press 2 while pressing SHIFT, or ALT.
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I've tried Alt+Key Codes on Notepad and MS Word: it does not work (XP Tablet Edition 2005; MS Office 2003)
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There are no additional keys (orange or black) in the box. Also, the enter/return key is not as long side-to-side as the typical keyboard and has caused a number of typing errors for me.