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Dollar sign issue on swedish keyboard

Open Falsen opened this issue 8 years ago • 6 comments

I have an issue with my ducky. Since I have a swedish keyboard layout keys are always wrong. When I type an url in a ducky script it looks like this: http>&&google.com&file.php_id)100 My solution is changing the keyboard layout in windows to english, then looking on my keyboard. When i want to write a"/" I press the button that is supposed to make a "/" but since it's english it writes a &, this is exactly what i what. Now when I run the script (after changing back my keyboard layout) it writes the character that I want. My problem is when trying to write a dollar sign via this method (Alt-Gr + 4) nothing is written out. Any suggestions? Is it possible to make scripts that works on any keyboard layout? Thanks in advance.

Falsen avatar Dec 17 '16 11:12 Falsen

Have you tired using -l sv for the Swedish encoding?

Hak5Jason avatar Dec 19 '16 09:12 Hak5Jason

@Hak5Jason Im using a raspberrypi zero as my rubberducky which doesn't support encoded files just plaintext so im not able to use a swedish keyboard. Is there anyway possible without using encoding? I found the premade iso file here: https://www.reddit.com/r/raspberry_pi/comments/46ikup/duckberry_pi_keyboard_emulator_and_automator_on_a/.

Falsen avatar Jan 01 '17 20:01 Falsen

I have a similar problem!

Can someone please help me?

#61

samiultahir avatar Mar 10 '17 21:03 samiultahir

Use the ASCII value, that might solve the issue.

WillGreen98 avatar Mar 14 '17 20:03 WillGreen98

I tried in 124 and ended up getting the | in the Aduino IDE.

However, when it prints the value it shows as ~

samiultahir avatar Mar 15 '17 16:03 samiultahir

Press AltGr + 4

Note: AltGr is a key which we normally use for @ sign also

ziaongit avatar Oct 04 '17 09:10 ziaongit