You didn't tell us on what platform… but generally, one of the big differences between ISO & ANSI is that the key you 'lose' on ANSI isn't the one you'd expect it to be…
Instead, that 'missing' key next to Z actually moves up to be next to 1, & that's the key you lose.
You didn't tell us on what platform… but generally, one of the big differences between ISO & ANSI is that the key you 'lose' on ANSI isn't the one you'd expect it to be…
Instead, that 'missing' key next to Z actually moves up to be next to 1, & that's the key you lose.
You didn't tell us on what platform… but generally, one of the big differences between ISO & ANSI is that the key you 'lose' on ANSI isn't the one you'd expect it to be…
Instead, that 'missing' key next to Z actually moves up to be next to 1, & that's the key you lose.
You didn't tell us on what platform… but generally, one of the big differences between ISO & ANSI is that the key you 'lose' on ANSI isn't the one you'd expect it to be…
Instead, that 'missing' key next to Z actually moves up to be next to 1, & that's the key you lose.
