Prakhonchai Nick
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Still does not work for me BUT pressing the left Alt key and Shift does.
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Yorky
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And that does nothing for me!
Not even a tremor in my loins.
Can you use the toolbar here?
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merlin
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Hmmm. No such luck with my Lenovo bought in Surin. I have a language icon on my taskbar, clicking on which produces a dropdown menu to select from the following:
Its simple enough even for me to switch from proper English to Thai, but it doesn't activate your toggle key unfortunately.
Yorky
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Over the last 15 or so years, the majority of my computers/keyboards have been Acer. Although the keyboard that I am currently using is "Logitech".
nomad97
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Yorky said:
My laptop is currently set on "US Keyboard" (I know not why) but if I "install ๊UK Keyboard" the View attachment 56438 key still toggles between Thai and English. It actually toggles between US English and UK English and Thai (in rotation).
All three keyboards that I have (bought in Thailand) do the same.
And, although I cannot confirm it now, the previous five did also.
The reason is as follows: You set the language to English (United States) because your keyboard is English (United States). That way the keys typed are what you see and what is pressed. If you set the language to English (United Kingdom) two keys are interchanged. These are the @ and " keys. When I change the language to English (United Kingdom) and I press those keys I get " and @. Now you know.
My laptop is currently set on "US Keyboard" (I know not why) but if I "install ๊UK Keyboard" the View attachment 56438 key still toggles between Thai and English. It actually toggles between US English and UK English and Thai (in rotation).
All three keyboards that I have (bought in Thailand) do the same.
And, although I cannot confirm it now, the previous five did also.
The reason is as follows: You set the language to English (United States) because your keyboard is English (United States). That way the keys typed are what you see and what is pressed. If you set the language to English (United Kingdom) two keys are interchanged. These are the @ and " keys. When I change the language to English (United Kingdom) and I press those keys I get " and @. Now you know.
Yorky
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Yorky
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Also the <shift> 3 key gives you "£" sign not "#".
And other keys give a number of peculiar results.
nomad97
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I do not think I have that key. I use either the Windows key + space bar to toggle between the different keyboards or the mouse and the
key on the bottom bar. To obtain the £ sign I have always used the ASCII code ALT + 156. As I use the English (American) keyboard Shift and #3 key does not produce the £ sign.
Bandersnatch
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I was quoting the key sections of the article from the Bangkok Post. It was a simple copy and paste. The Bangkok post did not use the ฿ symbol and I couldn’t be bothered to change it as I wasn’t expecting to get any grief for it.
My Logi MX Keys keyboard has English/Thai Windows/Mac keys.
Yorky
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Bandersnatch
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Got a shock when I saw my electric bill today
Ivor the Engine
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265b (I been out a lot this month)
Coffee
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Ivor the Engine
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Yes, it's quite new, so maybe efficient.
Coffee
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My neighbors mother owned a vibrator in a 12 square metre room that had one lightbulb...and her electric bill was higher!
Ivor the Engine
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When my Lecky bill goes down, my beer bill usually goes up!My neighbors mother owned a vibrator in a 12 square metre room that had one lightbulb...and her electric bill was higher!
Prakhonchai Nick
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My November bill 40bt down. Ft rate the same as before