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== Windows == | == Windows == | ||
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The topic is covered in the article [[Making the thesaurus work in Microsoft Office 2010]]. Please have a look at the section dealing with [[Making_the_thesaurus_work_in_Microsoft_Office_2010#Add_British_English_to_the_List_of_.27Input_Languages.27_in_Windows_7|keyboard settings]] there. | The topic is covered in the article [[Making the thesaurus work in Microsoft Office 2010]]. | ||
Please have a look at the section dealing with [[Making_the_thesaurus_work_in_Microsoft_Office_2010#Add_British_English_to_the_List_of_.27Input_Languages.27_in_Windows_7|keyboard settings]] there. | |||
== Linux == | == Linux == | ||
Revision as of 12:02, 24 May 2012
Different methods for setting a different keybard setup depending on your window manager.
Windows
The topic is covered in the article Making the thesaurus work in Microsoft Office 2010. Please have a look at the section dealing with keyboard settings there.
Linux
GNOME
- Open System->Settings->Keyboard
- Choose Layouts
- Add preferred language setup and choose default
- To add new keyboard layouts press Add
To toggle between different layouts while working:
- Right click panel and choose Add to panel
- Add Keyboard Indicator
A Keyboard switcher appears in panel. Click to toggle keyboard layous. Right click to set up.
OS X
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