Keypad strokes for C language
Dear experts,
I have wireless keypad for my laptop -windows 10.
I use it both for my normal text typing as well as for c language.
Is there a separate set-up required for keypad when using it for typing languages syntax (for instance || and \)
The reason is I do see the key strokes on the keypad but when I type it types different characters.
Kindly guide me to switch between these two requirements.
Thank you
I have wireless keypad for my laptop -windows 10.
I use it both for my normal text typing as well as for c language.
Is there a separate set-up required for keypad when using it for typing languages syntax (for instance || and \)
The reason is I do see the key strokes on the keypad but when I type it types different characters.
Kindly guide me to switch between these two requirements.
Thank you
nobus
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Nobus attached is the screen dump.
Keyboard.pdf
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Hi Sarabande,
Thank you
Your suggestion on Alt+shift (or the other way round) worked.
Your link https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/258824/how-to-change-your-keyboard-layout did not include suggestions for the specific key settings and further did not list steps for Windows10
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Your suggestion on Alt+shift (or the other way round) worked.
Your link https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/258824/how-to-change-your-keyboard-layout did not include suggestions for the specific key settings and further did not list steps for Windows10
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But thank you anyway for sharing your knowledge/experience.
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