Those are the more important change but as you can see all the {,},[,],< ,> and ? have been moved around in some less accessable position which is fine when writing but is anoying as hell when coding.

Where would those normally be on your keyboard - are they separate keys, or?

I know I can pull them off on my American board, but it takes some alt+xxx business.

The magazine sounds like a lot of fluffy goodness. I’ll have to give it a read sometime, I think one of the other players gets it.

I might be hitting the Bomber/Alouette game on Friday, though. With the University of Manitoba Symonized Engineering Marching Band. Always a fun time.

It seems that all Canuck keyboards are bilingual… like the cereal boxes.

And I don’t care that topics get sidetracked. Although Pathfinder is awesome, there ain’t that much meat to the post…

Although I don’t anything intelligent to add for Paizo’s work having not seen it. I do have something to add on the frensh/english keyboard setting though.

I, for one, am constantly shifting between settings since I’m a software engineer. I use the English keyboard for any kind of programming language and the French one for everything else.

I’m curious ve4grm. Where do you live? (I would guess somewhere in the Québec province)

I need those: éèê I’m French! And I’m used to finding the ” and : signs at the lower right side of the keyboard

Heh. I’ve had the exact opposite problem with my new computer.

When I bought it, it came with a french keyboard. I could use it normally, of course, but I’m not a touch typer, so it occasionally messed me up. It also kinda sucked, though, so I bought a new keyboard anyways.

But since then (only twice, but still) my Vista system has randomly switched to a french keyboard layout. I go to type / and it comes out as é. It may have been me clicking the wrong place without noticing, or hitting a random unnoticed keystroke (apparently left-alt+shift switches languages), but I had to go into the settings and remove all the Canadian French and Canadian Multilingual Standard (and English (US) just to stay patriotic, or something) to make sure it didn’t happen again.

(Why if the french layout listed under “English (Canada)” anyways? Shouldn’t it be its own listing under “French (Canada)”? Even if they were all listed under “Canadian” instead of “Canadian (English)” it would make more sense. Oh well.)

That’s also fluff made right! I’m looking forward to reading the rest.

Paizo deserves to succeed with this one, that’s for sure.

Also, I like how they’ve focus on just one race; it gives depth to the Goblins race like never before. I love it!

While we’re on language,I finally removed the US keyboard settings from my Vista system. It kills me that my systems always always switched back to US.

I need those: éèê I’m French! And I’m used to finding the ” and : signs at the lower right side of the keyboard

Firefox spellcheck doesn’t like Canadian spellings either. Or French. Or the word spellcheck.

I’ve been trying to make sure I use the proper spelling all the time, lately. I used to work for FedEx doing customer service for American customers, so I got into some bad habits. And since it was telephone customer service, well, let’s just say I still say Zee occasionally.

So I’ve been trying to shift all of my words back to the Canadian/British forms. Including those that, even in Canada, are often spelled the American way.

Like organise. And all the other -ise/-ize words. (Though -ize is even used occasionally in Britain, as well.)

Centre, theatre, etc.

But I’m a civil engineer, and it’s spelled Aluminum, darn it. Aluminium my …uh …buttocks!