Keyboard issues

ssfgmhew wrote:

. recently if I type @ I get " and vice versa.

When that happens, you have the wrong input source/keyboard layout active.

If you want @ on shift 2, you need to have British or US set. if you want " on Shift 2, you probably want British PC set.

You do this in system settings > keyboard > text input > edit > input sources

In older systems, it is system settings > keyboard > input sources

Remove anything on the list you do not want to use, so you just have one.

ssfgmhew wrote:

Thanks but not working

Please post a screen shot of what you have on your Input Source list.

Having something set wrong there is pretty much the only way to get " in place of @

In Ventura and Sonoma, it is system settings > keyboard > text input > edit > input sources

In older systems, it is system settings > keyboard > input sources

what region of the world?

what language, specifically -- UK English is different from US English, and uses a different keyboard AND a different keyboard translation.