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2019-07-31
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I paid with Visa, no issues here.
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2019-07-31
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Originally Posted by catbus
Thanks! Can't believe I missed that post.
Unfortunately "Scandinavian qwerty will not be available." - I was hoping that too...
https://www.fxtec.com/forums/topic/s...se/#post-24463
Paid mine now, will just have to make it work.
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2019-07-31
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I've also paid. No problems here.
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2019-07-31
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Originally Posted by catbus
Few days I also asked Fxtec customer support about the scandic layout, and got this answer:
Unfortunately "Scandinavian qwerty will not be available." - I was hoping that too...
https://www.fxtec.com/forums/topic/s...se/#post-24463
Keyboards layouts for the Pro1 are introduced depending on the demand we receive in a specific region. Unfortunately, we do not currently have plans to make Scandinavian layouts, however, this might change in future. Of course, you will still be able to use a Scandinavian layout on the virtual keyboard, and/or only use the physical slider for typing in English.
PS. As I mostly type in Finnish, I don't see much point on having physical keyboard just for occasional English typing
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2019-07-31
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can't you guys just write without those special characters? I mean the right way here is "čevapćići" but even with all the "c"s it would do just fine
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2019-07-31
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They added a lot of FAQs to the preorder screen and updated some of the existing ones too.
2 year warranty is crazy. I'm super pumped about that
2 year warranty is crazy. I'm super pumped about that
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2019-07-31
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Originally Posted by kinggo
In Finland we have just ä, ö and å. While it is understandable for the reader if you use just a and o instead, it is far from being same. And it looks just like what it is: writing Finnish with American keyboard. As said, it is easily understandable, but still it isn't something I'd like to pay 650€ for. For me, the whole point on having physical keyboard is that I don't have to use on-screen keyboard. So the keyboard should provide everything I need and if it doesn't, there's no much point of having it at all.
can't you guys just write without those special characters? I mean the right way here is "čevapćići" but even with all the "c"s it would do just fine
Just for curiosity, In Finland we have a nice word "älämölö", pronounced as [ælæmœlœ] and it means the noise made by a bunch of people talking out loud. If you write it without scandic letters, it looks like "alamolo" and the meaning is something like "dick down there"
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2019-07-31
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Originally Posted by kinggo
In Norwegian the Æ, Ø and Å are used in a lot of words, you could write AE, OE and AA in emergencies, I sometimes do that when I'm out of the country and unable to change the keyboard layout, but it's a pain to type and annoying to read.
can't you guys just write without those special characters? I mean the right way here is "čevapćići" but even with all the "c"s it would do just fine
The letter Å is a very common letter(my mother's name even starts with it
). On it's own Å means "to", like "to do". Obviously it's used a lot, and two A's can never replace it, even though a Norwegian would understand what you mean(they would also understand you don't have access to a scandic keyboard and assume you are abroad.
Last edited by hagiz; 2019-07-31 at 19:30. Reason: typos, grammar
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2019-07-31
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Changed my order to QWERTZ, those extra letters will work as ÆØÅ for me, and I'll just type Y with the Z. I'm the only user anyway so it will probably be alright.
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