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: European keyboards (ISO layout) have one extra key that is not on US keyboards (ANSI layout).
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This key is positioned to the right of the left shift key. Some
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other keyboards have additional keys; these are not shown on the
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layout designer.
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layout designer.
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If you have a European layout selected as your
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Windows layout, the 102nd key will always be visible in the
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designer; ensure you select this checkbox if you want the 102nd key
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to always be visible to end users of the layout, irrespective of
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their selected base layout.
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their selected base layout.
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When a European layout is selected as
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your Windows layout, the shape of the Enter key will also change to
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take two rows, and the backslash key will move down one row, but not
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otherwise change in behaviour.
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otherwise change in behaviour.
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<img src="../images/ui/OnScreenKeyboard_ISO.png" style="width:100%" alt="Keyboard Editor - On-Screen tab with ISO layout"/>
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*See the difference between the two layouts in Keyman Developer.*
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> [!NOTE]
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> The "Display 102nd Key (as on European keyboards)" checkbox can be left unchecked.
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> The "Display 102nd Key (as on European keyboards)" checkbox can be left unchecked.
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> To ensure compatibility, the extra key shouldn't be assigned since it won't be accessible on an ANSI physical keyboard.
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Auto-fill underlying layout
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be lost. Therefore, selecting an appropriate template early in the
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development process is suggested.
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- template-basic: has only a phone layout (4 rows of keys), with three layers: default (K_A through K_Z
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plus some punctuation), shift (Shift K_A through Shift K_Z, plus some punctuation), numeric (K_0 through
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- template-basic: has only a phone layout (4 rows of keys), with three layers: default (K_A through K_Z
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plus some punctuation), shift (Shift K_A through Shift K_Z, plus some punctuation), numeric (K_0 through
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K_9 unshifted and shifted, plus other non-alphanumerice keys).
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- template-latin: has both phone and tablet layouts (which are identical except for some key spacing,
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each with 4 rows of keys), with four layers: default, shift, numeric, symbol. The first three layers
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are similar to those of template-basic, with the addition of longpress keys for accented characters.
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- template-latin: has both phone and tablet layouts (which are identical except for some key spacing,
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each with 4 rows of keys), with four layers: default, shift, numeric, symbol. The first three layers
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are similar to those of template-basic, with the addition of longpress keys for accented characters.
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The symbol layer has many symbols not usually seen on a physical keyboard.
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- template-traditional: has both phone (4 rows of keys) and tablet (5 rows of keys) layouts. The phone
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layout is similar to the template-basic layout. The tablet layout has eight layers: default, shift, ctrl,
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shift-ctrl, alt, shift-alt, ctrl-alt, shift-ctrl-alt. The default layer has the keys from the default layer
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- template-traditional: has both phone (4 rows of keys) and tablet (5 rows of keys) layouts. The phone
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layout is similar to the template-basic layout. The tablet layout has eight layers: default, shift, ctrl,
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shift-ctrl, alt, shift-alt, ctrl-alt, shift-ctrl-alt. The default layer has the keys from the default layer
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of the desktop layout, the shift layer has the keys from the shift layer of the desktop layout, and so on.
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Import from On Screen
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: If you have an existing On-Screen Keyboard for your keyboard layout,
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importing the design from the On-Screen Keyboard can reduce the
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-`U_####[_####]` is used as a shortcut for a key that
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will output those Unicode values, if no rule matches it. This is
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similar to the overloaded behaviour for `K_` ids. Thus `####`
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must be valid Unicode characters.
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must be valid Unicode characters.
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The square bracket characters `[` and `]` indicate an optional portion of the sequence
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and are not to be included in the shortcut. E.g. `U_0259` would generate a
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schwa if no rule matches. It is still valid to have a rule such
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of keys, or using another text editor to make bulk changes. The Code
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view uses the standard [editor](editor).
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The format of the layout file is described in [Creating a touch keyboard layout guide](../guides/develop/creating-a-touch-keyboard-layout-for-amharic-the-nitty-gritty).
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The format of the layout file is described in [.keyman-touch-layout file format](../reference/file-types/keyman-touch-layout).
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