Hi, I am in Sydney Australia. I have an iMac on which I am learning the czech language on duolingo.com. ``I have now acquired a czech keyboard from Czech republic as Apple don't sell these keyboards in Australia (so much for the world's biggest corporation). However , i am presently unable to get the extra ten letters (from 26 to 36) working. My computer won't recognise them. `how do `i get these letters working
iMac 27", macOS 10.13
This is a great tutorial how you can add additional input sources
Type in another language on your Mac with input sources - Apple Support
Keep in mind there are two different Czech keyboard layouts so you will want to see which one you have. When you key to Apple logo menu- System Preferences, Keyboard icon, you can go to the Input Sources tab. Be sure to check on Show input menu on menu bar. Click on the + to add Czech input source. This gives you a live preview on that window. For example, you can see the layout and press things like OPTION/SHIFT/etc. to see how the standard layout changes.
The input menu is a flag that will appear next to your clock. Click on that to change input sources, you can also Show Keyboard View to get a live/interactive on-screen keyboard. By pressing combinations of OPTION/SHIFT/SHIFT you can see how the keyboard changes and this should have the other symbols you are looking for, and will know how you can type it yourself directly.
learning the czech language....keyboard
