Polish Keyboard with the Polish alphabet?

I read somewhere on here that there is a keyboard with the Polish alphabet
on it?
If this is true I`d like to get one for myself.
Does anybody know where I can purchase one?

Yeah, in Poland!
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
I'm so mean. I can pick one up for you next time I'm there if you want....

There is a polish shopping mall on Irving Park Rd. A store in there has a software you can buy and install (CD). It was maybe two years ago when I inquired. Hopefully they are still there...

Irving Park Rd, a little bit east of Harlem Ave. They have Wally's Supermarket in there too.

I live by Harlem and Devon thats right down the street... Kewl!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks Eurola..

So theres not a actuall keyboard with the letters??
unless I bought one in Poland?????????


Tak, I`ll give you the pieniadze before you leave...:) :) :)

Never saw one and I live in Poland. You don't need a special keyboard in order to type polish letters like ą, ę, ś, ć, etc...

This link should be of any help for you. Enjoy. :)

https://polishforums.com/archives/2005-2009/language/letters-alt-codes-3204/

Thanks I`ll give it a try again
last time it had arabic and greek letters maybe I did it wrong?
I have a old version of Micro word

U just have to choose Polish in your system.
Than use right alt + a/s/e/o/l/n/c/z/x
________________ą/ś/ę/ó/ł/ń/ć/ż/ź

Most of systems know Polish language
In Win XP it's for sure

On my version of Word I have all of them in the Insert Symbol feature. It's under Latin-1. I've got the 2002 version. Does yours have that? All I have to do is highlight the letter then go to Insert on the menu and then Symbol.

I tried to find it?
It has Japanese,arabic etc.... cant find Polish ????


Thats what I have, I`m going thru mirco word to try changing it.
I`m on a mission to figure this thing out!:)

Sledz, did you get the language bar icon in the task bar?

Yeah, I must be doing something wrong......
I followed the instructions givin by admin...but still??????????


No, didnt know there was one...lol ok I`m going to start from scratch..

When I open the Symbol box, there's a drop down menu that says Subset. Does yours have that? I can choose various options. Does yours have Latin-1? That's where you can find Polish symbols. They're hard to find but they're on there. Also, where it says Font, it's set to (normal text).

It's actually quite simple. If you have MS Word follow these steps:

1. From the menu select: Insert, then Symbol...
2. In the Font tab select: (Normal text...)
3. You will find all Polish letters there.
4. Select/highlight one of the letters and press on the "Shortcut Key..." button.
5. Choose a new shortcut key (for example fo

This is how admin said to do it....but I dont have Polish letters????


Hmmmmmm.. I`ll give it a try
after lunch I`m starving...

Thanks for the help everybody:) :)

First type the letter you want to change, for example, z.
Then highlight it.
Then go to the Symbol box and click on the letter you want to change it to.
Then click Insert.
It automatically changes. It's time consuming but it's easy that way. (if the shortcuts don't work)

This is simpler than working with Word.

Assuming you work with Windows XP:
1. Control Panel
2. date, Time, language and Regional..
3. add other languages
4. details
5. key settings - choose Polish (Programmers)
6. add - it should put the icon in your task bar
7. click Language bar next to key settings to see if the adding of the icon to the task bar is checked.

It should work. Then type as usual. When you come to a letter that you want it to have a little "thingy" press Alt & Ctr at the same time and voila: śćżź

Make sure that the language bar icon in the task bar is checked for polish"programmers'.
It defaults to English

Sledz, If you cant get it to work my sister has a CD she used on her computer
that allows the use of Polish letters.
I`m sure she wont mind letting you use it.
What are you doin later? I am so bored at work today.:(

No School tonight!!!!!!!!:) :)

it takes me into date and time properties, nothin about add lang???
I`m still have service pack1???
I`m gonna try that other way???????:(

You need Polish version of operation system I think find on google not difficult

Sledz go to Regional and Language Options then and click details

What we see in control panel often depends on the chosen "View"

ok i found that...finally some progress:)......thanks...ok ill check back:)

TESTING

sssssśśśśśśśśśśśśśś eeeęęęęęęęęęęęęęęęęęęęęęę ńńńńńńńńńńńńńń
zzżżżżżz`żż

hahahahhaha I thinkI got it:) :) :) having some progress

Thank you everybody:)

Zż still having probs with getting the dot above the ż to change to the ślash mark

but made much inprovement:)


Cześć I`m staying at home making stuffed shells and meatballs.
Come on over, call me after work...:) :) :)


Tak its there.....Thanks :)

Try the "x"

Ypeee! Sledź :-)

Ah ha! Thats the ticket!.......:)Djiekuje


wasnt so hard afterall.......:) Thanks again

You're welcome.

Let's make it Dziękuję :)

Dziękuję bardzo.....:)

No, no Sledz - to ja ci bardzo Dziękuję. :)

I am learning a lot from all of you. Dziękuję Sledz, Eurola, and Krysia. :) :) :)

Unless you're a programmer your best bet is the Polish typist's keboard #214.
The progrmamer's keyboard requires you to strike two keys for every Polish letter, for instance: ALT + the unaccented L to get £, ALT + unaccented e to get ę, and the same double typing for the remaining 16 Polish characters.

The 214 has all the Polish characters right up on the keyboard - no ALT-fumbling required!
Plus the 214 has other useful characters such as the German umlaut and ß, French accents, ° (degree sign), § (paragraph mark) and others engraved on the keytops.

I have used both - programmer's and typist's - and typist's is much more straight forward and a real pleasure to use.

Polonius3

This is a dinosaur old thread, I already have a Polish keyboard from regionpolski:)

Im probably the only person that has one anymore?

I havent used it in along time since its easy to install the Polish programmers.

The programmer's is beign pushed by the mega-retailers for their own convenience (easier to import one type of keybaord), but as far as the user is concerned double-typing and ALT-fumbling is a fact of life. As is the absence of the other charcters I mentioned.

As for speed-typing, 214 wins hands down.

With the Polish programmers keyboard, I can't find out how to enter the "ą" character - how do you do it?