On 7 May 2000, 7:35, Anthony Divjak wrote:
> Does anyone know where I could get an central European Keyboard (for
> Slovenian alphabet characters) or is this a bad idea. I would like to
> write in same characters as I recieve mail from there (its's latin
> alphabet not cyrilic). Any ideas appreciated. By the way great list, I
> had my SAF address entered incorrectly somehow in my address book.
Here is a company called "The Key Connection" that sells *Foreign
Language Keyboards* and other custom keyboard products.
http://www.customkeys.com/
http://www.customkeys.com/keyconnection02.html
And yes...they do have Slovokia keyboard, although they do not have a
picture of this keyboard.
It does not seem you can online order their products. You will have to
order by phone, fax or regular mail. You can contact them by e-mail
first to inquire about shipping overseas and payment methods.
If you get one of these keyboards, it should not hamper you when you
type English. Most of the latin language keyboards are standard IBM
102 key PC keyboards enabling English typing. The non-latin languages
have extra keys enabling English typing, as well.
Here is a UK company that sells foreign keyboards with an online
ordering service, but I do not specifically see a Slovokian keyboard.
They do sell a Yugoslavia keyboard, however.
http://www.zem.co.uk/mlsoft/flkeyb.htm
Alan
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