How can i make an @ in Windows?

Discussion in 'Installation and Configuration of Parallels Desktop' started by KingMaF95, May 8, 2011.

  1. KingMaF95

    KingMaF95 Bit poster

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    Hi!
    I bought Parallels Desktop 6 for Mac on my new MacBook Pro 13".
    My guest OS is Windows 7 Ultimate and I wonder how I can type a @ in windows?
    I don´t know how to make the shortcut in the keyboard preferences.
    I also wonder how i can type a – in windows.
    Please help me!
     
  2. Fredv

    Fredv Member

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    hi,
    I am using Parallels 6 with Windows XP.
    and I can type the @-char. just by pressing Shift + 2
    just as within OS X
     
  3. ExeloM

    ExeloM Banned

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    That looks obvious, anyway there are instances where you need to use the shortcut keys. I don't know how to do that also. [​IMG]
     
  4. lnemo

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    PD 6 shows the same shortcuts my XP Prof SP 3 uses. The @ is produced by ALT-GR plus Q keys within Windows. ALT-GR means the key right of the right command key (on Mac OS this is the right option key), so just type RIGHT OPTION KEY plus Q.
     
  5. DidierP

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  6. JesterbeanA

    JesterbeanA Banned

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    Thanks for the links. I've been using keyboard layout editor as well in order to create my own keyboard.[​IMG]
     

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