In emails and writing a report my keyboard enters different symbols when I use É (suppose to be a question Mark ), È (suppose to be a quotation mark ) and etcetera. How do I revert back to normal symbolsÉ
iMac, OS X 10.10
The Great Builder wrote:
How do I revert back to normal symbolsÉ
You go to system settings > keyboard > text input > input sources and get rid of the Canadian French (or whatever other foreign language keyboard) is on the list, and make sure you only have US or ABC.
If you are running something old, it's system preferences > keyboard > input sources
The Great Builder wrote:
How do I revert back to normal symbolsÉ
You go to system settings > keyboard > text input > input sources and get rid of the Canadian French (or whatever other foreign language keyboard) is on the list, and make sure you only have US or ABC.
If you are running something old, it's system preferences > keyboard > input sources
Apple menu -> System Preferences -> keyboard -> Input Sources.
You might also find it under International System Preferences if your operating system is old enough. Picking the international keyboard will let you choose what inflections are mapped to what keys. If you show Input menu in the menubar. a character block will appear in the right hand side of the menu that lets you open a Keyboard Viewer. This viewer will automatically update with modifier keys selected to show you which inflections are mapped to which keys.
I found that under settings -Keyboard - input sources - edit, It had two keyboards showing , Canadian and Canadian CSA and always defaulted to the CSA ( which had the weird typos ). I deleted the keyboard and resolved all my problems.
Good news! Canadian CSA is the layout used by French speakers in Canada.
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