AZERTY Keyboard

The keyboard widely used in Belgium and France is the Azerty keyboard. This keyboard differs from a Qwerty keyboard in several respects. First of all, the letters Q and A have been swapped, and the letters Z and W have switched positions. The letter M has been shifted up one row. Other peculiarities of this keyboard are that different characters appear next to the numbers and that special characters such as the exclamation mark, the question mark, and the euro sign are located in different positions.

You can recognize a FR layout by the naming of the enter and shift keys: Entrée and Maj. Additionally, a few special characters are different from the BE layout.