I've noticed on Mac there are 3 available Arabic Keyboards to install. I use the one that just says Arabic, but there are two others. Which is this?
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I have a USA MAC Book Air 11in 2010 and it worked on mine. Its removable so I only actually used it for typing in Arabic and prefer to take it off when typing in english cause its clearer that way. Note that the cover is not transparent so the letter will not light up. Hope this helps.
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This one will work with just "Arabic" keyboaed the other 2 have few arabic Letters in different places so it will no work properly if you used Arabic "windows" or "QWERTY"
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Yes, not only there's an Arabic keyboard, but the OS could be in Arabic too! Many choices of languages too. Very impressed myself.
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It's just a cover for the Arabic alphabet which shows you the letter that u r looking for. I've never used windows on mac book but I believe it should work as well Hope I answered ur question :)
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I assume you mean apple, I have it on a mid 2011 model Mac Air and it works wonderfully; I love it! have no clue about the others models but would suggest visiting an apple store if there is one close to you and asking if there are any keyboard differences.
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I'm not sure. You'll have to check the company's website for Mac driver compatibility. If they have drivers listed for it then yes but it's not a plug-and-play model like some standard keyboards. But last I checked there were no Mac drivers available.
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My wife actually uses this keyboard and she likes it very much. She was a secretary and used to a Selectric. I don't remember any problem installing it but I think there is a switch that you flip if you are using it on a Mac. The instructions were adequate and no problem with installation. After you select IMac on the switch it was plug and play. I use a MACALLY keyboard on my IMac which cost about a third of the Matias Tactile pro and would recommend it but they are hard to find. It does not have the same feel as the Matias but still much better than the toy wireless board that comes with the IMAC. My wife actually uses this keyboard and she likes it very much. She was a secretary and used to a Selectric. I don't remember any problem installing it but I think there is a switch that you flip if you are using it on a Mac. The instructions were adequate and no problem with installation. After you select IMac on the switch it was plug and play. I use a MACALLY keyboard on my IMac which cost about a third of the Matias Tactile pro and would recommend it but they are hard to find. It does not have the same feel as the Matias but still much better than the toy wireless board that comes with... » Read More My wife actually uses this keyboard and she likes it very much. She was a secretary and used to a Selectric. I don't remember any problem installing it but I think there is a switch that you flip if you are using it on a Mac. The instructions were adequate and no problem with installation. After you select IMac on the switch it was plug and play. I use a MACALLY keyboard on my IMac which cost about a third of the Matias Tactile pro and would recommend it but they are hard to find. It does not have the same feel as the Matias but still much better than the toy wireless board that comes with the IMAC. « Show Less
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It is english version only and its english keyboard also but when it reach to UAE I change the software with arabic support and I changed the keyboard to arabic in a shop knows about software installing.
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I got this Arabic keyboard for my MacBook Pro and its cover and fit to my keyboard
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I'm not familiar with a Mac keyboard, but when I compare it to a Windows keyboard it is different. Obviously a QUERTY keyboard is a QUERTY keboard, but the Logitech wireless does have a fn (function) key in the bottom left corner, followed by the Control Option/Alt and Command Keys to the left of the space bar and the Command and Option keys to the right, followed by the four direction arrows. The rest of the keys seem to be the standard QUERTY and the Function keys on top are marked (F1 to F3 allow switching between three different Bluetooth devices)
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What keyboard adjustments do you need to make in order to use this keyboard with a Mac? I am confused with this? Which is the Option and which is the Command key?
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Depending on the age of your Mac, you can take it to the apple store and get them to replace the keyboard with a French one free - I think this is for the first 60-90 days after purchase. I would bet after you could as well for nominal fee.This is a replacement OEM keyboard of language of choice. Done it 2-3 times with Arabic with no issues.
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I bought the black one which has windows key (doesn't have command key) and have been using that version on Ubuntu machine. Not sure about Mac.
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No, I made the mistake and bought it for my mac. Now it can work like I am using it to type right now but all of the F functions don't won't and most of all there is no command key.
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I installed "GO Keyboard" (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jb.gokeyboard) which seemed to work and it had a Hebrew plugin. I can't test it to see if it works since I don't know the language but there is an app that supports it. Good luck.
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Hope you find this article helpful. https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4740340?start=0&tstart;=0Keyboard does not come with ñ key. You have to press n and select either ñ or ń. Regards
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We were told at the Apple store that it is. We haven't set up our new Imac yet but will do so after Xmas, and hopefully the new keyboard will work with it. My hubby is legally blind with RP. He was stoked when I bought the EZsee a couple of years ago. The letters jump out at him as he can see white on black, but not black print on a white background. I will report back when I know for sure.
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Yes. To use this keyboard on your Mac Open "System Preferences" . Click on the keyboard icon. When menu appears, in the lower left corner click on "Change Keyboard Type" then follow instructions. This keyboard works fine with a Mac.