Questions & Answers for Apple Wireless Keyboard - Russian

Yes it will be fully functional, the problem used to be with older MC184/A keyboards and mobile devices BEFORE iOS 5 was released, now all seems to be well and working.

• Answered by Jeremy H
• Dec 29, 2011
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you need bluetooth and os x 10.5.8 and the keyboard update software for your os

• Answered by Rainer N
• Mar 21, 2012
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When I am typing notes in class it is really nice to be able to type without wondering where your fingers are
and actually I put the keyboard on my lap and have my Ipad on my desk and so its not getting in the way in my class ---- absolute best thing in the world --- and my professors love it to cause your not hiding behind a laptop. They can see your face and they can tell your taking notes and not chatting with friends or playing solitaire

• Answered by Adam C from Albuquerque
• Apr 20, 2010
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You can use this wireless keyboard just as you would a normal one. For example, on an english keyboard, you can type accents as follows...

"Option + E," release, type vowel to be placed under a normal accent. Example - "Sí, me amigo tiene vienteseis años, y es muy simpático..."

To create the "Sí" I first typed a capitol "S" as usual. Next, I hit "option + e" to place a "hovering" yellow accent mark above my next vowel. I then hit an "i" and an accent was placed over it, replacing the "i" with a "í."

You can do this for any vowel - "á é í ó ú" (not with y). If you're looking to add an "ñ" (pronounced "en-yay) you can do the same thing except use "option + n" then type in an "n" to create the "ñ"

All function keys, such as "fn + delete" to delete in the opposite direction, will work the same on that keyboard. More complex, program specific function keys (like with Final Cut Pro) will not work. If that is needed, I'd suggest looking into a full macbook pro/air/ similar computer, or another mac - compatible keyboard. The non-wireless (wired) version would work with more specific function keys, if needed.

Good luck!

• Answered by Seth C from Lake Elmo
• Nov 3, 2012
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No, the International English will reflect the US layout in that the 2 key has an @ above it, while the 3 key as a # sign.

On the British English, the 2 key will have a € sign, while the 3 key will have the £ sign.

The remainder of the keyboard should be the same.

• Answered by Jessica W from Austin
• Oct 27, 2009
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Yes, it does very well using bluetooth.

• Answered by Will N from Liberty
• Jun 8, 2011
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