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Hello Wilfred,

On Thursday April 18 2024 22:07, you wrote to Carlos Navarro:

 CN>> I have no Right-Alt. AltGr is there instead.

 WV> I'm not used to having a AltGr key! ;-)

AltGr is just a relabeling of the old right Alt key. In the old days they used
to have the same functionality just like the left and right shift key. With
the need for easy entering of more special characters like umlauts and
accents, the right Alt key got some different processing in the keyboard
drivers.


Cheers, Michiel

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