Using swedish layout on a US keyboard

[azkurz]

Ohoy!

I was wondering if someone knows how you type the pipe or vertical bar symbol on a US keyboard when using swedish settings for it? I guess I could use alt + the ASCII code for it but is there any faster way?

[kode]

You could probably bind it to something like alt gr+z, I suppose.

[DreymaR]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:KB_Sweden.svg

As you can see, your stupid US keyboard is missing an important key and therefore it cannot type properly. Get yourself a proper 102/105-key board.

[azkurz]

Thanks for the input guys. I decided to learn the US layout and set the special characters for swedish (åäö) under ctrl + alt + [, ', ;

I do like the placement of the special characters on the US layout better than swedish, only chatting with buddies in SE will be a bit slower.

For anyone with the same problem this might be useful: http://jonasmartinsson.50webs.com/keyboard/index.htm

[DreymaR]

Ripster: That's not a stupid US keyboard. That's a damn sexy US keyboard that is.

Myself, I use the [ and ] keys for å and æ (corresponds to å and ä in Swedish) and the VK_102 (which I put in the old 'B' key position!) for ø (corresponds to Swedish ö). The ø is the most common one of those so it's not on AltGr mapping.

[lowpoly]

Have a look at the US International layout:

[DreymaR]

An example of Dutch science in my line of work (the MRI part that is, not the ... other ... part... that's just a hobby...)

Nuff said?

[kode]

If it's used in the Nederlands you KNOW it's gonna be different.

Still, it's the country that gave us Edsger Dijkstra. US international is also what I'd use if I'd use a us layout