The
following images illustrate how your keyboard will function
when it is set as a french keyboard, and when the appropriate
keys are held down. If you don't have the french keyboard
installed on your computer please click here
for instructions.
Note:
The orange
keys on the following keyboard
represent accent keys that you press first and then the
letter you want to receive the accent. |
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With the Shift key (or
Caps Lock) held down:
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With
Ctrl and Alt or just the right Alt key held down:
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TOP
ROW
Upper case:
\ ! @ #
$ % ? &
* ( ) _
+ (BACKSPACE)
Lower case:
/ 1 2 3
4 5 6 7 8
9 0 - =
TAB
ROW
Upper case: Q
W E R T Y
U I O P ¨
Ç À
Lower case:
q w e r
t y u i
o p ^
ç à
CAPS
LOCK ROW
Upper case: A
S D F G H
J K L :
È
(ENTER)
Lower case:
a s d f
g h j k
l ; è
SHIFT
ROW
Upper case:
Z X C V B
N M ' " É
Lower case: z
x c v b
n m , .
é
TO FIND
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USE right alt + ~
]
USE right alt + 0
<
USE right alt + <
>
USE right alt + >
« »
USE left shift + >
ù
USE
right alt + { (and then type the
letter 'u')
Installing
the French Keyboard on your laptop:
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Go to START
menu
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Then SETTINGS
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Click on CONTROL
PANEL
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Click on DATE,
TIME, LANGUAGE AND REGIONAL OPTIONS
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Click on ADD
OTHER LANGUAGES
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Click on DETAILS
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Scroll to FRENCH
(CANADIAN)
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Click on ADD
and OK
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Select LEFT
ALT + SHIFT to switch languages
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Click box at ENABLE
INDICATOR ON TASKBAR
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Click APPLY
Close what you have opened.
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