Answers to Common Questions

Which versions of Windows does 3-D Keyboard support?
Which character sets does 3-D Keyboard support?
What characters can I type with 3-D Keyboard?
What's planned for the next release?

Which versions of Windows does 3-D Keyboard support?

3-D Keyboard supports all versions of Windows since 95: 95, 98, Me, NT, 2000, and XP.

Which character sets does 3-D Keyboard support?

At this time, 3-D Keyboard supports only the ANSI character set (Code Page 1252). This is the default character set used in American and West European versions of Windows.

Our Cyrillic Starter Kit and Central European Starter Kit products support Cyrillic (Code Page 1251 and KOI8) and Central European (Code Page 1250 and ISO 8859-2) character sets.

What characters can I type with 3-D Keyboard?

You can type any character in the Windows ANSI character set. ANSI characters below 128 are pretty familiar since almost all appear on the standard keyboard layouts for most countries. To see a chart of ANSI characters 128 to 255, choose one of the following:

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What's planned for the next release?

We recently released version 3.02 of 3-D Keyboard, with 15 new features.

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Download an evaluation copy (247 KB). Fully functional, but stops working after 45 days.
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