So after putting in some effort, I found out that "mayús" was shift.
Likewise I was wo wondering if there is a list of keyboard keys along with the spanish version.
Or do I have to go at it one by one?
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The easiest way is to compare a picture of the Spanish keyboard layout from Wikipedia with an English keyboard. In particular:
- Esc, Alt, Alt Gr, Tab do not change name
- Retroceso or Retr: Backspace
- Intro or Introducir or Entrar: Enter
- Control: Ctrl
- Mayús: Shift
- Bloq Mayús: Caps Lock
- Bloq Num: Num Lock
- Bloq Despl: Scroll Lock
- ImpPnt/PetSis or Imp Pant/Pet Sis: Print Screen/SysRq
- Pausa/Inter: Pause/Break
- Ins or Insert: Insert
- Supr: Delete
- Inicio: Home
- Fin: End
- RePág: Page Up
- AvPág: Page Down.
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I added pictures of the Windows On-Screen Keyboard. If you feel they do not help please remove them or let me know and I will remove them.– DGaleanoJul 29, 2021 at 15:15
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The pictures do not show certain keys that have different meanings. In particular, I notice that the the key for generating an enye is not labelled as such. This is the key to the right of the letter L. looks like this ñ Jul 30, 2021 at 10:54
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@WalterMitty it seems like a UK keyboard layout with translated key names. That probably makes the association of key names in Spanish and English easier for the purpose of this question though...– wimi ♦Jul 30, 2021 at 11:15
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@WalterMitty You are right. In Win10 you can type multiple languages on the same keyboard. I have a US keyboard but as Colombian I usually type in Spanish, so the image I added is of the same keyboard layout but set up for either English or Spanish.– DGaleanoJul 30, 2021 at 13:31