Hello!
In my country, the „Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro 11‑inch (2nd generation)” is available with my country locale, but what does that means really?
My language has extra characters like diacritics (șȘ, țȚ, ăĂ, îÎ, âÂ). Will these be available on the Magic Keyboard? If yes, HOW will I use them, what do I press?
ovi.sergiu wrote: Can those be remapped?
Yes, in the settings for Hardware Keyboard on the iPad, you can choose "Romanian Standard", which has the special characters over at the right edge.
You can use any available layout for any language with any hardware keyboard, you just change the settings.
Switching between layouts is done via the Globe key or Control plus Space.
ovi.sergiu wrote: Can those be remapped?
Yes, in the settings for Hardware Keyboard on the iPad, you can choose "Romanian Standard", which has the special characters over at the right edge.
You can use any available layout for any language with any hardware keyboard, you just change the settings.
Switching between layouts is done via the Globe key or Control plus Space.
Exactly what country/language are you talking about??
Hopefully you can find it in this list of standard keyboards which Apple normally produces and see what it looks like. If not, ask again.
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201794
I will make a wild guess that you want Romanian? Then it should be pretty much the same as this:
Sorry, I now see there are all the diacritics.
But the arrangement is sooo awful... The romanian diacritics were always in the right side, where „Ț” is and near him.
Putting the Ș and the Î in the upper left side, now that is a very wrong move...
My locale is Romanian (ro).
The link you sent does not have all the diacritics on the keyboard, only some...
ovi.sergiu wrote:
The link you sent does not have all the diacritics on the keyboard, only some...
I don't see anything missing. Which ones exactly do you not see?
magic keyboard locale layout
