Question 1

I cant use: 1, Q, A, Y, ^, and °  ; they are completely unresponsive

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Strange, They work well for me. Question, did you Change the Computer Keyboard Input to German? Try this. Also clean your Keyboard.Hope this helps.

Question 2

Are the keys removable?

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Yes, they are removable.

Question 3

Hello, I have bought this keyboard and now I tried it out and it doesnt work its the same as my english keyboard! Is there a trick I have missed!

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Hi Thanks for the email and interest; sorry about your trouble.A keyboard does NOT localize your Windows Computer into a foreign language;this is the function of the software and Windows, hence, you should enablethe German language in your Windows, from Control Panel, and it is easy.Windows® 81.	Open the Search charm, enter language, choose Settings, and then tap or click Add a language.o	In the Language Control Panel, tap or click Add a language.2.	Browse or use the search box to find the languages you want to add, and then double-tap or double-click the language you want to add.If a language isn't already installed, you'll need to download a language pack so you can read text across Windows in the language you want. If you need a language pack, you'll see Available for download next to the language. Tap or click Options and then follow the on-screen instructions to install that language pack.Now you can set a language as the display language:1.	In the list of languages in the Language Control Panel, check to see if the language you want has Windows display language: Available next to its name.2.	If it does, tap or click Move up until the language is at the top of the list.3.	Sign out and sign back in to finish.Windows® 71) Open your control panel. You can do this by going to Start -> Control Panel. If it's not available there, you can go to "Computer" on your desktop, and then choose "Open Control Panel" on the top center bar.Once you're at the Control Panel, choose "Region and Language". If you don't see these exact words, you can choose "Change keyboards or other input methods".2) At the top of the new window, make sure you're on the "Keyboards and Languages" tab. Then hit "Change keyboards..."3) Now choose "Add..." on the right.4) A new window will pop up. Choose your language of choice. Check the type of keyboard input you'd like to add (you can do multiples at the same time). Then hit OK.5) You're done! Wow, was that easy. Windows 7 is nice in that it has all the additional characters loaded by default. You don't have to add a feature from the CD in order to view non roman characters. Windows® VISTA * Choose Start > Control Panel. * Select Regional & Language Options. * Click Keyboard & languages Tab. * Click on Change keyboards. * In the Text Services and Input Languages. o Click on the general tab and then click Add. o In the Input Language menu choose the language you want to add. o In the Keyboard layout menu choose the keyboard you want to add, click the plus(+) sign. o Pick keyboard and hit the plus (+) sign. o Select the correct option. o Hit the preview button to view a keyboard layout, if this is correct Hit OK. o Note: for Japanese, keep the default IME keyboards or Japanese will not work. * Click Apply then OK. * You can change the language toolbar settings by right-clicking on the EN button in the system tray at the bottom right of your desktop. * You can change languages by left-clicking on the EN and choosing a different language. Windows® XP*	Choose Start > Control Panel*	Select Regional and Languages Options.*	Click on the Languages tab.o	Check Install files for complex script and right-to-left languages (e.g. Arabic, Hebrew, Thai, etc).o	Check Install files for East Asian Languages (for Chinese, Japanese, Korean, etc).*	Click Apply (the files will install) then when asked to restart, click Yes. *	When the computer restarts choose Start > Control Panel.*	Select Regional and Languages Options. *	Click on Add other languages (this will open the Regional and Language Options Control Panel).*	In the Text Services and Input section click Details.o	Click on the Settings tab and then click Add.o	In the Input Language menu choose the language you want to add.o	In the Keyboard layout menu choose the keyboard you want to add.o	Note: for Japanese, keep the default IME keyboards or Japanese will not work.*	Click OK and then Apply.*	Click on the Language Bar button.*	Check Show language bar on desktop.*	Check Show text-labels on language bar.*	Check Show additional language bar icons in the task bar then click OK and click OK again * Restart the computer when done. When the computer restarts:*	You can change the language toolbar settings by right-clicking on the EN button in the system tray at the bottom right of your desktop. *	You can change languages by left-clicking on the EN and choosing a different language. Please contact us anytime.The AramediA Support Team

Brand	DataCal
Item model number	250
Operating System	Windows 7
Item Weight	1 pounds
Product Dimensions	16 x 6.5 x 1 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH	16 x 6.5 x 1 inches
Color	Black
Power Source	USB Powered
Manufacturer	Datacal
ASIN	B007N3QA9C
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Date First Available	March 21, 2012

Datacal German Language Typing Computer Keyboard for PC (250)

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