Brun

I can't get the @ symbol by using the @ key - i have to use the " key (number 2 + shift)
Easy fix?

IanW

Yes easy fix, your regional settings on your PC are set to English US as opposed to English UK

Brun

It was set to English (united states) which i have sorted, but the keys are still the same

ozzy

Under XP, they are 4 settings (all under Regional Settings)

1. Standards and formats
2. Location
3. Language for Uni-code Programs
4. Text Services and Input Locales

It's the last one that usually sets the Keyboard language layout.

Check all your regional/keyboard settings. One is still set to US.

Stefan

Brun

Sorted - I thank you