Hello,

I would like to know why the Irish working with QUERTY keyboard? AZERTY and not as in other European countries? It is a question for me is to date no reply, thank you for your help.

Regards.

Jeromebtz.

I am not sure I understand your question...
In Ireland, people speak English, so it makes perfect sense to have a QWERTY keyboard.

Moreover, it is not true to say that European countries use AZERTY keyboards. French-speaking countries are, as far as I know, the only ones using such a layout.
All the other ones, (Germany, Italy, Portugal, Spain Finland, etc.), are using variations based on the QWERTY layout.

As the topic is open, I'd like to know what a french can tape on his english keyboard to use accents like "é" and à?

I'm pretty sure, Dimitri you use it so you must be able to answer :)

On Windows, you need to type a "code" while holding Alt.
Here are some examples of such codes:

130: é
131: â
133: à
135: ç
136: ê
137: ë
138: è
139: ï
140: î
147: ô
150: û
151: ù

Lists are available online, for instance there.

Great thanks Dimitri. Next time I go to Ireland, I'll try to use it :)