japanese layout mechanical keyboard

a few years ago, wrote an article how to in the Chinese version Windows XP The Japanese keyboard is correctly set up on the system so that it reflects the character of the keyboard key. It was published only in 51nb and another unknown small forum. I did not expect to underestimate the great power of the Chinese internet world, a few years later as long as the se

What makes good: Germany as a large machinery manufacturing country, its mechanical keyboard is more well-known, especially a lot of friends familiar with the Cherry, is a 1953 since the establishment of the old brand, which in the mechanical keyboard manufacturing technology far more than other brands. The following

quality, the materials used regardless of the cost of synonymous." * Cherry In addition to the brilliance of the mechanical keyboard, they also produce thin film keyboard, mouse, mouse pad, as well as computer equipment, car control accessories, civil commercial electronic products. *cherry means "cherry", so the usual "cherry

"Select device drivers to install for this hardware" page to remove the check box "show compatible Hardware" before the tick. Select "Japanese PS2 Keyboard (106109 Key)" in the "standard keyboard Model" column, click "Next" to bring up "update Driver warning" and "yes". "Confirm Device Installation" window continues to "yes". Complete the Hardware Update Wizard.

Regedit Enter the registry Hkey_local_machine/system/controlset001/control/keyboard layouts/find the appropriate folder find the keyboard layout format you want to modify the language is as follows layout File corresponding value KBDUS.DLL is an American keyboard, KBDJPN.DLL

1. The Chinese keyboard is used with the International 105 key, so in Ubuntu, when we enter in the terminalsudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configurationAfter entering the current user password, a pseudo-keyboard layout configuration window appears, and we Win7 Ubuntu's dual system will default to "standard 105 (Internat

Recently, I started with a mechanical keyboard, which can exchange CapsLock and Ctrl through the dial code hardware. In order to stay consistent with the company and adapt as soon as possible, I found a way to exchange CapsLock and Ctrl through software in Ubuntu. (1) Select "system" -- gt; "Preferences" -- gt; "keyboard" under Ubuntu Desktop (2) in the "