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• Subsequently, the company's MicroUnited division was merged into Azerty.
• On the AZERTY keyboard layout, is an unmodified keystroke, positioned above.
• Bill Dueger was the first manager of Azerty, reporting to Marvin Frackt.
• The AZERTY layout is used in France, Belgium and some neighbouring countries.
• On older typewriters, was located where would be in the French AZERTY layout.
• The AZERTY layout modifies the QWERTY layout to add functionality for inputting accented characters.
• The AZERTY keyboard is a variation of the standard QWERTY keyboard adapted for French-language input.
• On April 3, 1998, the company acquired Azerty, a $ 350 million wholesaler of computer consumables.
• These layouts are commonly known as " Hebrew-QWERTY " or " French AZERTY-Hebrew " layouts.
• The German QWERTZ and French AZERTY layouts also have a ?key ( either SHIFT-) or SHIFT-^ ).
• In July 2000, Essendant increased its geographic penetration in Canada by purchasing Azerty Canada, a $ 115 million computer consumables business.
• Azerty was founded in April 1983 by Marvin Frackt as the US subsidiary of Inter City Papers Limited of Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
• AZERTY-mapped, it installs as " Tamazight F " and can be used both on the French locale and with Tamazight locales.
• Intellark is designed to allow QWERTY, AZERTY or any Latin-derived keyboard layout users to retain and reuse their knowledge of key locations.
• AZERTY users will use the " ZQSD " combination instead of " WASD ", since those are the keys in place of WASD on a QWERTY keyboard.
• Text input is done via a virtual keypad on the Mini and a full QWERTY, QWERTZ, or AZERTY slide-out keyboard on the X10 Mini pro.
• Unlike the Apple II it came with a detached full-stroke keyboard ( AZERTY / QWERTY ) of 100 keys plus 15 functions keys and separate numeric and editing keypads.
• The AZERTY layout is used on Belgian keyboards ( although some non-alphabetic symbols are positioned differently ) and is also the inspiration behind the Lithuanian 
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• This keyboard layout was the official layout of typewriters in public administration and most private companies until the mid-1970s, when it began to be replaced by the AZERTY layout.
• When both layouts were in use the HCESAR was called the " Teclado Nacional " ( National Keyboard Layout ) and the AZERTY " Teclado Internacional " ( International Keyboard layout ).