Oct 17, 2012 · 2 As some of you may already know, in order to type in special characters (like @, £, $, et cetera), you need to hold Ctrl and Alt. However, I tried several options in the Keyboard Layout and …

Aug 16, 2020 · 1 With the basic Norwegian layout you access those symbols via AltGr + 7 respecive AltGr + 0. So one option is to use that layout instead. As regards Norwegian (Macintosh, no dead …

Jun 6, 2021 · Both Norwegian (Macintosh) and Norwegian (Macintosh, no dead keys) seem to be keyboard layouts which have quite a few 3:rd and 4:th level symbols without automatically defining a …

0 There is an easier way to find which button has the "@" symbol. To do so, just go to start and search for "On-Screen Keyboard". Once the keyboard screen pops up, look for the @ symbol and BOOM! …

Nov 26, 2014 · 3 If you need "Æ" because you actually write in Norwegian sometimes the most simple would be to activate the Norwegian keyboard layout in Ubuntu's OS settings so that you have two …

Oct 24, 2017 · How to swap the keys for ¤ and $ on a norwegian keyboard? ¤ = shift + 4 $ = Alt Gr + 4 I want it to be $ = Shift + 4 ¤ = Alt Gr + 4

How can I fix this? I want to try out Ubuntu Server with english language, but with Norwegian locale and keyboard layout. In regular Ubuntu this was not a problem at all. Update: Temporary "solution" I …

Jan 26, 2022 · how to type there special characters? You can type these on windows by typing ctrl+alt, but it doesn't work here

I choose Norwegian Machintosh as keyboard layout, but I cant figure out how to create the third level characters, like curly braces. It also seems that pipe is mapped to the key left of 1, so I have no idea …

Jan 14, 2015 · How do I type an apostrophe ' with a MacBook Air? My keyboard layout is set to Norwegian, and I have searched the keyboard character layout window without finding it. Am I just …