I have Windows 10 with English lanugage. In regional settings I have set Denmark and my keyboard is Danish.  The Windows Calculator (calc.exe) seems to have switched "." and ",", like used in USA. When I enter "," on my keyboard it writes ".". , and . works as expected in other programs like Excel.  Is this just the way the Windows 10 calculator behaves or can I change it?
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I recently installed Windows 10 (upgrade from 7). It is an English version Windows, which I configured to the German locale(*), which uses a comma (",") instead of a dot (".") as the decimal separator, i.e. the number Pi is 3,14 not 3.14.   This works fine in Excel. However, it does NOT in the standard Windows calculator, which simply IGNORES a comma key press COMPLETELY. If I use a dot, it produces a dot which works as a decimal separator (which is wrong).  Note that I'm talking about the actual comma key here, not the numpad comma, which works fine but produces a dot in the Calculator (it produces a comma in Excel!).  My question: Does anyone have any ideas how to get Calculator to respect the German locale and recognize the comma key and display a comma?  (*) Control Panel > Change date, time, or number formats > Format: German (Germany). Under additional settings, the decimal separator is correctly set to ",".
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How can I change the type of the decimal/thousand separator from the american one to the european one? More precisely, I want:   "1000" to be written as is, instead of "1,000" "0,1" instead of "0.1"
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Pretty self explanatory question. Does anyone know why this is happening? I am using 16.04 with English and Greek languages. When I am changing the language on the keyboard, caps lock is turned off, so I have to press it again.  Just to clarify, this is happening for years now, as of 2014!!! It hapens with all the languages, and both ways from Gr to En and vise versa. I have used every combination for keyboard input that exists and can't find the solution.   It continued even after i reinstalled 14.04, and even when i changed computers.  The formats and the changing of computers where done retaining the /home folder, so it could be something in my configs....
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In linux I use a shortcut to switch between 4 workspaces: win+1/2/3/4.   I would like to have something like this in Windows 10.  UPDATE SOLUTION 2017, WINDOWS 10x64   Update your windows version to most recent through this  . You may also need  Download and unzip this  (0.9.1) works for me. Change content of file settings.ini to    [KeyboardShortcuts] Switch=LWin Move=LAlt, Shift, Ctrl MoveAndSwitch=LAlt, Shift Previous=Left Next=Right PlusTen=     Run virtual-desktop-enhancer.exe as administrator.
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Are there rules of usage when using the ampersand "&amp;" instead of "and"?  Are they completely interchangeable?   The ampersand seems more casual, but I'm not sure.
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What is the difference between math font \xx{} and \mathxx{} where xx=rm, bf, cal?  When I use them it seems that the \xx{} formats all the words after it.  But \mathxx{} formats only what is between brackets {}.  Is this correct?
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I've just read this  from Reddit.  They mention and and or being "Alternative Tokens" to &amp;&amp; and ||  I was really unaware of these until now. Of course, everybody knows about the , but and and or? Since when? Is this a recent addition to the standard?  I've just checked it with Visual C++ 2008 and it doesn't seem to recognize these as anything other than a syntax error. What's going on?
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I have just recently moved from MS windows to Linux, and it is great; but there is one thing that really bugs me, and that is the use of Ctrl+Alt+key instead of using Alt Gr+key.  When I program, it irritates me that often used buttons like curly-braces and square-brackets are not easily accessed through Ctrl+Alt+key. How do I change the behavior of Ctrl+Alt+key to do the same as Alt Gr+key?  As mentioned earlier, my keyboard has a Danish layout.
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I experience a problem similar to    Here's a screenshot on the website     I've tried:   Removing fonts I have installed Setting the encoding to Western, UTF-8, Greek, Automatic Changing the fonts used in Google Chrome Removing Google Chrome, including all application data/user profiles Running CCleaner Reinstalling Google Chrome, twice Installing Chromium (fonts display fine in Chromium) Turning off Windows ClearType Changing Windows/Chrome languages from English (Australia) to US, UK Restarting Windows several times after making changes   All of which did not work. I do not connect over VPN/proxy.   Can anyone give me any tips?  Windows 7 x64 Ultimate
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I don't like to switch languages with ⌘ + space. Is there any way I can use more common keyboard combinations:    Control + Shift or Control + Opion or Caps Lock   I'd preferred the simplest solution possible. Can I just change some system settings instead of installing a software to solve this problem?
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I'm in Belgium (french part) and I cannot find the proper keyboard layout in Settings > Region and Languages > Input Sources.  the closest I found is the french (AZERTY) one but for the symbols such as ! and _ it's not the same keys...  what can I do to solve it ?  Thank you.
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All of us know that we should use \dots instead of ... (three single dots).  But how can I typeset correctly the combination of an exclamation mark with an ellipsis (!..) or a question mark with an ellipsis (?..), or both marks with a dot (?!., !?.)?  I want to have dots on equal distances — same as in \dots.  Of course, I can guess the kerning, but this solution will be font-dependent :-(
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I just tried the eurosym package for the first time, and when I try $\euro$, I simply get e. I have tried looking on line, for instance  and .  Seems to suggest that I should not be getting simply the letter e. I could see perhaps the convention switching to being simply the letter $e$, but would expect    that to be mentioned in some site associated with eurosym; and why bother using eurosym to simply write the letter e.
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I write blog posts, and I often need to type en-dash (–) and sometimes em-dash (—) in my blog posts. Currently I keep these characters saved in a text file, and copy-paste them whenever I need them. Unnecessary to say, it is a headache to move between keyboard and mouse when you type large texts.  It would be better for me if there ware a keyboard shortcuts available for these two characters. Is there a way to type en-dash and em-dash in Windows? I use Windows 7 and Windows 8 in different computers.    Here's an aligned comparison of dashes, if you need to see the difference for some reason.   Here's-dash Here's–en-dash Here's—em-dash
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I have just updated to Windows 10 April 2018 Update (1803 / 17134.1)  I had my laptop configured completely as UK with only a UK keyboard layout  Since the update, a US keyboard has been added so I now see the switch icon in my task bar    It appears that all the keyboard language settings are now migrated to the new Settings app and no longer in the old Control Panel    However, as can be seen from the screenshot above, the Remove button under the newly added US layout is greyed out (as is the UK one)  How can I remove the US layout?  UPDATE 1: I just updated my desktop and it hasn't added a US keyboard!  UPDATE 2: I added a third language (French) and was able to remove it, the button was enabled. The US remove button remained disabled both after adding French and after removing it.  UPDATE 3: I added another English language (Australian) and this cannot be removed! Button is disabled  UPDATE 4: I followed this  except I removed the values from the keys for all users and also the values under the Substitutions key. The task bar switch icon is gone but I still have all 3 languages in Settings still
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I'm using Windows 7 and I'd like to define a custom hotkey to change between different input languages.   I know that I can change them to Ctrl+Shift, Left Alt + Shift or the grave accent, but I don't like either of these. SO is there a way to define something like Ctrl + Space to switch the input language?
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I use my mouse left-handed, which makes the default Cut/Copy/Paste hotkeys in Windows really akward to use. Is there any way I can change these - say to something like Control-m, comma, and period? That way, I could mouse with my left hand and use my right for the hotkey functions.