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Configuring Non-English Keyboards in Virtual Iron

If you're used to using a non-English keyboard, you can configure Virtual Iron's Virtual Console keyboard to use the keyboard you are most familiar with.

Much of this is possible thanks to some map/keyboard issues that have been fixed in Java 1.6, which is required if you would like to configure the Virtual Console keyword for a non-English keyboard. If you're not on Java 1.6 currently, here are upgrade instructions (if you're already on Java 1.6, click here to skip the Java upgrade details):

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Posted by Tony A. on September 19, 2007 11:57 AM | Permalink | Comments (0)

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