[iBook] keyboard hunt
Angus Wallace
angus.wallace at flinders.edu.au
Wed Apr 5 16:52:46 PDT 2006
G'day Bill,
If you really can't find a 'proper' Japanese keyboard, you can probably just
plug in a US keyboard, and tell the Mac to 'map' the keys as though the board
was japanese (I did this when I wanted to write in Swedish on my iBook). This
will be a bit confusing, if you can't touch-type on a Japanese keyboard, but
you might be able to rub out the english letters (on the keys themselves), and
just write the appropriate character in its stead.
There's a nifty little applet that can help you. If you go
System Preferences -> International -> Input Menu
you should be able to 'Show input menu in menu bar' which, among other things,
will allow you to set some keyboard mappings, and display a little onscreen
keyboard. This might help you!
Good luck!
-Angus
Quoting Cornett <cornett at gol.com>:
> iBook Lista Gurus All
> Hi!, am hoping for some bigtime KB Help...
>
> I'm very much still on a hunt for a good working Japanese
> Language Input Keyboard for this Clamshell 366SE (Firewire)
> model(a 466SE might also work), if anyone has one gathering
> dust/unneeded to part with for cheap or even perhaps a point-
> to hunt URL* for one, do Please give me a holler off-List.
> TIA for your time and kind considerations.
>
> (*=pbparts, ifixit(formerly pbfixit) and smalldog have been
> checked/asked, and also Apple is out.-afaik)
>
> Respectful of GURUs
> Bill Cornett
> cornettATgolDOTcom
>
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