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#308028 - 08/03/2008 22:20 Apple keyboard mappings in Windows
andym
carpal tunnel

Registered: 17/01/2002
Posts: 3996
Loc: Manchester UK
I want to use a spare mac keyboard (the nice old white keyboard, not the horrible new flat one) with a windows machine, but some of the key mappings are wrong notably the " @ and \ buttons. Is there are an easy way to find a driver for this keyboard. A quick google says I need to use bootcamp as it will slipstream the drivers onto a disc for me. Seems like a lot of faff just for some drivers, you don't appear to be able to download them from anywhere on the Apple site.
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Andy M

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#308029 - 08/03/2008 23:24 Re: Apple keyboard mappings in Windows [Re: andym]
Phoenix42
veteran

Registered: 21/03/2002
Posts: 1424
Loc: MA but Irish born
The mis location of " @ make me think that it is using US English rather the UK English.

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#308030 - 08/03/2008 23:29 Re: Apple keyboard mappings in Windows [Re: Phoenix42]
andym
carpal tunnel

Registered: 17/01/2002
Posts: 3996
Loc: Manchester UK
It's the extra function keys that I'd like to get working as well.
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#308033 - 09/03/2008 01:54 Re: Apple keyboard mappings in Windows [Re: andym]
wfaulk
carpal tunnel

Registered: 25/12/2000
Posts: 16706
Loc: Raleigh, NC US
Try here.
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#308034 - 09/03/2008 09:35 Re: Apple keyboard mappings in Windows [Re: wfaulk]
peter
carpal tunnel

Registered: 13/07/2000
Posts: 4180
Loc: Cambridge, England
I used the UK Apple keyboard mappings with my white Apple keyboard under Linux for a while, but then went back to the standard Windows UK PC105 mappings. This means that some of the keys don't produce the characters printed on the keycaps, but they do produce the characters my fingers expect them to, which is the important thing.

Peter

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