keyboard keys in "wrong" place?

Hi,

Forgive me, but I've not used an Apple computer since my TiBook...

On the top right, it has a 'union flag' and if I click on it, it lists both 'British' and 'British PC', with the latter ticked, so I think that is as you say it should be.

As such, you suggest I should attempt to change the 'keyboard type'. However, the linked instructions do not correspond to the settings dialog I am presented with. There is no 'Change Keyboard Type' in the dialog that I can see. The only buttons are '5 secs' for a backlight, 'Change Input Source', 'Modifier Keys...' and 'Set Up Bluetooth Keyboard' - along with a couple of sliders and a checkbox. There are several 'pages' to the Keyboard dialog too, but I don't see any 'Change Keyboard Type' on any of them.

Any clues?

Sorry, but no. I already set it to 'British - PC'. There's no 'US' anything there.

Top left key, which has '`', '¬' and some odd pipe-like symbol (but with a gap in it), types as '\' and '|'.

The key to the right of the left shift key is labelled '\' and '|' but types '`' and '¬' (that's how I typed them at the beginning of this sentence).

Thanks everyone. I don't know what changed, but I suddenly got the new keyboard dialog pop up again, and once I'd pressed the '\' key just to the right of the left shift key, it just worked...not sure what went wrong the first time :)

`1234567890-=

qwertyuiop[]

asdfghjkl;'#

\zxcvbnm,./

with shift:

¬!"£$%^&*()_+

QWERTYUIOP{}

ASDFGHJKL:@~

|ZXCVBNM<>?

Perfect :)