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Hi all,
I am an eight-years Windows user who has just today taken delivery of a Mac Mini with OS X Leopard 10.5.
I have to say I am very very impressed, especially with the quality and attributes of the Mini and also how Leopard is stunning and easy to use.
My problem is with my keyboard. Being a PC user I have just unplugged my PC and connected up the DVI monitor, LAN, audio, USB mouse and keyboard.
The problem is the keyboard is not working correctly, and I have tried two, one of those nasty Dell Quiet Key ones which came with my PC and a MS USB Ergonomic keyboard I have spare.
I have set up Leopard with English UK regional settings with no other localisations enabled.
When you plug in a USB keyboard you will know it takes you through a set up process to "identify" it. The problem is I am using a UK keyboard and most of the character keys are not working correctly as if they are mapped for a US keyboard.
I have run the wizard a couple of times with each keyboard and have tried changing from Apple/ISO (Europe) to ASNI (US and others) keys with no improvement.
Is this just me being an idiot or is there a driver or something I need to download?
Thanks for any help.
I am an eight-years Windows user who has just today taken delivery of a Mac Mini with OS X Leopard 10.5.
I have to say I am very very impressed, especially with the quality and attributes of the Mini and also how Leopard is stunning and easy to use.
My problem is with my keyboard. Being a PC user I have just unplugged my PC and connected up the DVI monitor, LAN, audio, USB mouse and keyboard.
The problem is the keyboard is not working correctly, and I have tried two, one of those nasty Dell Quiet Key ones which came with my PC and a MS USB Ergonomic keyboard I have spare.
I have set up Leopard with English UK regional settings with no other localisations enabled.
When you plug in a USB keyboard you will know it takes you through a set up process to "identify" it. The problem is I am using a UK keyboard and most of the character keys are not working correctly as if they are mapped for a US keyboard.
I have run the wizard a couple of times with each keyboard and have tried changing from Apple/ISO (Europe) to ASNI (US and others) keys with no improvement.
Is this just me being an idiot or is there a driver or something I need to download?
Thanks for any help.