Logitech woes

[Ian Pegel]

Hi,

I'm a very happy mac user except for the fact that the keyboard doesn't
agree with my fingers. I have a Logitech Internet Navigator keyboard
that I bought for my PC and suits me fine...

I installed the latest mac drivers and plugged in the Logitech to the
Mac, but I have a problem inasmuch as though the keyboard shows a "
above the 2 key, what actually comes out is @.

Am I missing something obvious, or do I just need to keep the Mac
keyboard close at hand to refer to for some of the more obscure keys?

TIA

--
Ian

The Onion Man

[Adrian]

Ian Pegel <IanP...@netscamybrainspe.net> wrote:

Check out Versiontracker - I'm sure there's a software widget to account
for that issue ...

--
Adrian

[Mike Louw]

On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 21:11:49 +0000, Adrian wrote
(in article <1gthhh4.1lxguxu1x9e6xcN%none...@place.com>):

Sounds like you have the UK version of the keyboard driver, instead of the US
version (or vice versa).

[Ian Pegel]

Mike Louw wrote:
> On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 21:11:49 +0000, Adrian wrote
> (in article <1gthhh4.1lxguxu1x9e6xcN%none...@place.com>):
>
>
>>Ian Pegel <IanP...@netscamybrainspe.net> wrote:

>>>I installed the latest mac drivers and plugged in the Logitech to the
>>>Mac, but I have a problem inasmuch as though the keyboard shows a "
>>>above the 2 key, what actually comes out is @.
>>>
>>

>>Check out Versiontracker - I'm sure there's a software widget to account
>>for that issue ...
>>
>>
>
>
> Sounds like you have the UK version of the keyboard driver, instead of the US
> version (or vice versa).
>

Thanks to both of you. VersionTracker is something new to me, but I
found what you recommended.

FWIW... It turned out that installing the Logitech had created a whole
load of keyboard mappings on the input palette and all I had to do was
ensure that the correct one was ticked and select it .