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International Keyboard Layouts: Appendix

This document contains illustrations of keyboard layouts available in Windows 2000 and earlier versions. It shows each layout in its normal state as well as alternate states accessed by keys like Shift, Caps Lock, and ALTGR. These keyboard layouts can be selected in the Regional Options control panel. The document thanks Microsoft for permission to include the keyboard layout illustrations and the people who created and manage the layouts.

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International Keyboard Layouts: Appendix

This document contains illustrations of keyboard layouts available in Windows 2000 and earlier versions. It shows each layout in its normal state as well as alternate states accessed by keys like Shift, Caps Lock, and ALTGR. These keyboard layouts can be selected in the Regional Options control panel. The document thanks Microsoft for permission to include the keyboard layout illustrations and the people who created and manage the layouts.

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APPENDIX

International Keyboard Layouts


This section contains illustrations of all the keyboard layouts available in Windows 2000 and earlier versions of Windows. Each layout is shown in several available states in addition to the normal state, when the other state provides a different mapping of keys: With the Shift key depressed With the Caps Lock key depressed With the ALTGR key depressed With combinations of the above keys depressed If you are using Windows 2000, all these keyboard layouts are available from the Regional Options applet in the Control Panel. For some locales, you must make sure that language support has been enabled on the General tab (see Figure E.1). Then, after a reboot, you can choose the Input Locales tab and add input locales as needed (see Figure E.2). For some locales, there are several possible keyboard layouts; all the ones that exist in Windows 2000 are included here.

A Special Thank You Microsoft has graciously given me permission to include the illustrations of the keyboard layouts here, as well as to include the dynamic version of these layouts on the CD. A special note of thanks also goes to KD Chang (who created the layouts) and Cathy Wissink/John McConnell (who currently manage the keyboard layouts of all Microsoft products).

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Appendix E

Figure E.1 Enabling support for a language is easily done on the General tab of the Regional Options dialog.

Figure E.2 Adding an input locale is also very easy to do in the proper tab of the Regional Options dialog.

For a few of the keyboard layouts, there are some special characters that alter state in the same way that the Shift and other keys do. Those special characters are discussed at the same time as the keyboard layout is shown. An example of such a keyboard is Japanese.
Albanian

International Keyboard Layouts

567

Arabic (101)

Arabic (102)

Arabic (102) AZERTY

568

Appendix E

Armenian Eastern

Armenian Western

Azeri Cyrillic

International Keyboard Layouts

569

Azeri Latin

Belarussian

570

Appendix E

Belgian (Comma)

Belgian French

International Keyboard Layouts

571

Bulgarian

Canadian French

572

Appendix E

Canadian French (Legacy)

Canadian Multilingual

International Keyboard Layouts

573

Canadian Multilingual

(continued)

Chinese Bopomofo IME

Chinese Cha Jei IME

574

Appendix E

Croatian

Czech

International Keyboard Layouts

575

Czech Programmers

Czech (QWERTY)

576

Appendix E

Danish

Devangari INSCRIPT

International Keyboard Layouts

577

Dutch

Estonian

578

Appendix E

Faeroese

Farsi

Finnish

International Keyboard Layouts

579

Finnish

(continued)

French

580

Appendix E

Gaelic

Georgian

International Keyboard Layouts

581

German

German (IBM)

582

Appendix E

Greek

Greek Latin

International Keyboard Layouts

583

Greek (220)

Greek (220) Latin

584

Appendix E

Greek (319)

Greek (319) Latin

International Keyboard Layouts

585

Greek Polytonic

Hebrew

586

Appendix E

Hindi Traditional

Hungarian

International Keyboard Layouts

587

Hungarian (101)

Icelandic

588

Appendix E

Irish

Italian

International Keyboard Layouts

589

Italian (142)

590

Appendix E

Japanese

Japanese keyboards have some additional state-changing keys: There are keys to change between half-width/full-width characters, katakana/hiragana, and Japanese/English.

Switches to Katakana

Switches to English Switches to Hiragana

Switches to English

Switches to Half Width

Switches to Full Width

Switches to Japanese

International Keyboard Layouts

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Japanese (continued)

Kazakh

592

Appendix E

Korean

The Korean keyboard has one additional state-changing key that toggles between the Korean and English keyboard layouts.

Switches to English

Switches to Korean

International Keyboard Layouts

593

Latin American

Latvian

594

Appendix E

Latvian (QWERTY)

Lithuanian

International Keyboard Layouts

595

Lithuanian (IBM)

Macedonian (FYROM)

596

Appendix E

Marathi

Norwegian

Polish (214)

International Keyboard Layouts

597

Polish (214) (continued)

Polish (Programmers)

598

Appendix E

Portuguese

Portuguese (Brazilian ABNT)

International Keyboard Layouts

599

Romanian

Russian

600

Appendix E

Russian (Typewriter)

Serbian (Cyrillic)

International Keyboard Layouts

601

Serbian (Latin)

Slovak

602

Appendix E

Slovak (QWERTY)

Slovenian

International Keyboard Layouts

603

Spanish

Spanish Variation

604

Appendix E

Swedish

Swiss French

International Keyboard Layouts

605

Swiss German

Tamil

606

Appendix E

Tatar

Thai Kedmanee

Thai Kedmanee (non-ShiftLock)

International Keyboard Layouts

607

Thai Pattachote

Thai Pattachote (non-ShiftLock)

Turkish F

608

Appendix E

Turkish F (continued)

Turkish Q

International Keyboard Layouts

609

Ukrainian

United Kingdom

610

Appendix E

United Kingdom (continued)

Urdu

US English

International Keyboard Layouts

611

US English (IBM Arabic 238_L)

US-Dvorak

US-Dvorak for left hand

612

Appendix E

US-Dvorak for right hand

US-International

International Keyboard Layouts

613

Uzbek (Cyrillic)

Vietnamese

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