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A few weeks ago I had a problem with the § and < keys being "mixed up in software" on my external Windows keyboard, (but physically thethe keys are in the right locations physically). I thought the 10.15.2 update resolved it, but now alt+2 on the internal keyboard produces ™ but it should produce @. It used to work fine, problem started some weeks ago. Sometimes I use an external PC, perhaps coinciding with me using the windows keyboard more often... Macbook pro mid 2014 retina, 13 inch.

A few weeks ago I had a problem with the § and < keys being "mixed up in software", (but physically the keys are in the right locations). I thought the 10.15.2 update resolved it, but now alt+2 produces ™ but it should produce @. It used to work fine, problem started some weeks ago. Sometimes I use an external PC windows keyboard. Macbook pro mid 2014 retina, 13 inch.

A few weeks ago I had a problem with the § and < keys being "mixed up in software" on my external Windows keyboard, (the keys are in the right locations physically). I thought the 10.15.2 update resolved it, but now alt+2 on the internal keyboard produces ™ but it should produce @. It used to work fine, problem started some weeks ago, perhaps coinciding with me using the windows keyboard more often... Macbook pro mid 2014 retina, 13 inch.

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Wrong keys on internal Swedish keyboard

A few weeks ago I had a problem with the § and < keys being "mixed up in software", (but physically the keys are in the right locations). I thought the 10.15.2 update resolved it, but now alt+2 produces ™ but it should produce @. It used to work fine, problem started some weeks ago. Sometimes I use an external PC windows keyboard. Macbook pro mid 2014 retina, 13 inch.