Symbols > and <

[Eerie]

I'd like to use the Spanish keyboard layout only, because I'm tired of ctrl + shift, but my keyboard doesn't have the symbols > and <

The Spanish layout is this, and I have this keyboard. Is there any other way besides unicode to type these symbols?

[AngelicaDeAlquezar]

What does the key above "Enter" type?

[pjt33]

Originally Posted by AngelicaDeAlquezar

What does the key above "Enter" type?

I agree, that one should be it.

[Eerie]

It gives me this letter Çç

[CrOtALiTo]

Originally Posted by Eerie

I'd like to use the Spanish keyboard layout only, because I'm tired of ctrl + shift, but my keyboard doesn't have the symbols > and <

The Spanish layout is this, and I have this keyboard. Is there any other way besides unicode to type these symbols?

Really it's hard to use those symbols, because you most active the characters in the panel control in the feature keyboard, there you can configure the options that you need with your keyboard, also it's important that you have correctly installed the keyboard's drivers of your laptop or desktop.

[irmamar]

¿Y qué hay al lado de la M?

[Ambarina]

Like Irmamar I'm a bit puzzled by your question - you've got the symbols to the right of the M

[chileno]

Nah, I guess it should be the key left to the Z key.

[AngelicaDeAlquezar]

Originally Posted by Eerie

It gives me this letter Çç

Strange... that should be the key between "enter" and "ñ". What does that one type?


@Hernán: his keyboard doesn't have a key between "shift" and "z".

[pjt33]

Hmm. Your keyboard has one fewer key than mine (although the key you're missing is the one which maps to ç on mine). Do you have multiple Spanish layouts to choose from - e.g. Spanish (Traditional) vs Spanish (Modern)?