Ok this is almost certainly a VERY simple question…
On most of the computers I use i just hold shift, and press a button and i get a (") displayed.
However since i’ve started using my new Asus laptop loaded with Windows Vista I hold shift, press the button with the (") on it, and nothing happens until i press another key, THEN the (") appears and i continue typing.
It also doesnt “close” the inverted commas when i want to, which requires me to go though a routine of pressing 3 or 4 buttons before i get what i want.
Does this make any sense to anyone and is there a way to fix it?
(P.s If you can, please put things in as simple terms as possible!)
I agree with BorgHunter, as I intentionally use this keyboard setting for typing alternate characters. These are called “dead keys”. If you must also use space to type ^ ’ or ~, this is definitely the issue.