If you have your input source set to Norwegian, @ will be on the rightmost key on the center row on a Mac.
Which(Which key does what depends entirely on what you have set in “System Settings > Keyboard > Text Input > Edit > Input Sources.”)
For info, the Apple Norwegian layout:
If you want to make a custom layout that matches the printing on a Windows keyboard, Ukelele is a good app for that.
If you have your input source set to Norwegian, @ will be on the rightmost key on the center row on a Mac.
Which key does what depends entirely on what you have set in “System Settings > Keyboard > Text Input > Edit > Input Sources.”
If you have your input source set to Norwegian, @ will be on the rightmost key on the center row on a Mac.
(Which key does what depends entirely on what you have set in “System Settings > Keyboard > Text Input > Edit > Input Sources.”)
For info, the Apple Norwegian layout:
If you want to make a custom layout that matches the printing on a Windows keyboard, Ukelele is a good app for that.
