` ==Key widths in graphics== For some reason (or lack thereof), the keys aren't all the same width, even though I put width=``exactly 36.000000000000`` everywhere possible... Indentation on the page also seems strange. Gaps between the keys aren't supposed to have any border either...  10:14 Mar 7, 2003 (UTC) :Do you want a copy of every keyboard from around the world?  Editing the page as it stands already gives a warning about it being over the 32K limit!  10:33 Mar 7, 2003 (UTC) ::That's what I was thinking. Wasn't really expecting it to take up that much space, though... Perhaps .png files would take up less space than html, if there's a way to quickly make them neatly...  15:35 Mar 7, 2003 (UTC)  :Well the quickest way to make them would be to create the tables, like you did for that webpage, then take a screen grab of each and save it as a PNG file.  15:40 Mar 7, 2003 (UTC)  ::Common sense says that should be easy... Microsoft says otherwise... Finally got the keys to be the same size (but not square), by removing the key borders and adding ridiculous amounts of formatting, and by setting colspan=X, where X is higher than it should be on precisely 3 out of 5 rows. Then I could finally copy/paste as an image onto a blank keyboard, with the keys all the same size...  20:34 Mar 7, 2003 (UTC)  The outline keyboard layout being used for this page is inaccurate in the following way.  On a standard Qwerty keyboard, and virtually all keyboards derived from it, the AS line keys are offset from the QW line keys by exactly 1/4 (one quarter) of a key width.  The ZX line is offset from the AS line by 1/2 a key width, and the QW line from the numeric line by 1/2 a key width.  The reason has to do with the mechanics of the Sholes typewriter  the keys were on rods which had to go straight to the back of the typewriter, and could not conflict (so the A rod goes between Q and 2 and the Z rod between 2 and W).  This is of course pure pedantry on my part, but it would be nice if it were correct.  Your fingers know even if you don't.    :If only there was some way to easily edit the pictures... Maybe SVG support (which has been suggested for Wikipedia) would help, although I'm not sure exactly what SVG is.     image:Keyboard Layout.png :image:Keyboard Layout.html  ==How do I add a new layout?==  Can someone explain how new layout are made, possibly building on some existing layout   13:15 Mar 10, 2003 (UTC)  :The sensible way would be to add new tables. However, tables don't work in IE correctly. I've been putting them into tables where the keys have no edges, displaying them in IE 5.00.2920.0000 with text size set to smaller, and overlaying the text on to the picture of a blank keyboard. While this is a completely ridiculous way of making a keyboard, it seems to be the only way... This is the table I have been using: (Removed repetition) Hmmm, edit this page, and copy/paste into notepad, turn off word wrap, if there is to be any hope of turning that back into a table...  15:39 Mar 10, 2003 (UTC)  ::Well, as of Nov. 2005, all layouts seem to be simple PNG images. Click on the image and click on the image and click on ``Upload new version of this file``    :::It seems fairly problematic moving the CAPS LOCK or SHIFT keys around to other keys.  Is it simply a matter of replacing one table with another?  For instance, I would like the CAPS LOCK key to be the letter 'g' while the SHIFT key the letter 'm.'  Can it be done?          == Removed how-to section ==  This sequence is a pure how-to or instruction manual, and does not belong in Wikipedia. It could be moved and cross-referenced to Wikibooks.     However, this instruction can be retained in discussion board, for reference.    === How to switch to a different keyboard layout in Windows XP === However, some people in HK would like their keyboard input language to be British English. If they are using Windows XP, set-up as below:  1) Open Control Panel, go to Regional and Language Options and double-click the 'Languages' tag. Then click 'Details'    2) Add English (United Kindgom) as the keyboard language. Select ``US`` 