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I cant find the different symbols in Lenovo laptop,, like equal sign, apostrophe sign ..etc

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Posted on Jun 07, 2012

SOURCE: The apostrophe key on lenovo 3000 will not work how can i get it to work

Sounds like your keyboard has an issue if that is the only key that does not work.

Try using a virtual keyboard that pops up on the screen and you just point and click when you need the apostrophe.

Go to www.google.com and in the search box type: "download.cnet.com" (without the quotes). Click the link to go to the site and look on the left side when the site opens up and you will see a gray area that says FIND SOFTWARE. In the white search box under Find Software type: "Virtual Keyboard" (without the quotes) and click the mirror to search. When the search results come back look for FREE VIRTUAL KEYBOARD. Download and Install it. It's totally FREE. Also uncheck anything that pops up other than the license agreement during the download and installation. You only want the Free Keyboard and not the other junk.

You can use it to solve your keyboard problem. Just open up whatever it is you want to type on such as the web address in an browser, a word document, etc., then open the Free Virtual Keyboard and it will sit on top of whatever you were doing. You can move it around so that it is not in your way also.

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