How to make that a symbol which can only be typed pressing shift+something or alt gr+something (like the ¬ or ~or #) be typable at one simple button, like a comma, or a dot ?
Any ways you know, pls tell me 
How to... ?
- Michael
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look in the table of characters in windows (Arial Unicode MS)... you should find a code when you click a character like : ALT+248 that will give : ø....
is that what you seek ?
its very useful to write TANGO's name : Nicolás Salvador Cañones
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I have those accents and ñ and ç on my keyboard, as it's spanish version
but I mean about international symbols like:
¬ <--- for this I have to press Alt Gr+6, or
~ <--- for this Alt Gr+4 and a Space/Breakto make it appear...How I could put one of those symbols on a normal button, I mean, just pressing P, teh symbol appears, so if I keep pressed that (one) button, the symbol repeats again and again, instead of putting my hands on all teh keyboard xD.
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oh well for changing the mapping of your keys one by one..... that i have no idea !!! Sry !
May be you could try to find if its possible to create custom keyboard language/regionnal setting.... Then you could modifiy the mapping you normally use and change a few keys to get, let say, a "ñ" when you hit the key "Altcar+n".... But stilli have no knowledge about this its only a supposition....
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i have this ~ sign on my keyboard just one button --> used for logical operation while programming
But whats ¬ this for an international sign? What this is for?
Maybe you should look for another keyboard - an international one. I assume a spanish keyboard layout is not international. The english one is the most common -
lol I can't buy 3 keyboards (eve there is any international here, which I doubt), Huor's keyboard is the style I need
Huor, still you changed the question before telling how I could make that ~ appear on another simple button ? I would sacrifite some otehr symbols on clear buttons here for that
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dunno how to change that. I have this button on my keyboard with a ~ on it.
You might want to try this one: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/goglobal/bb964665.aspx --> didnt tried it. Maybe it works -
sorry works like a charm here
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maybe that page is not so global ? lol, dunno.
Then try send me an international model keyboard lol, kidding. I'll see what I can do.
Topic seems over, thx
