[wallinbl]

I bought an iMac on eBay and it showed up with a non-US keyboard. While I can change the settings for US, I still have to hit keys out of memory of where they should be since they are marked with other characters (for example, there are several more letters to the right of the L key, but you can still get a semicolon by hitting the one immediately to the right).

I'd be happy to swap mine for yours (I'd guess Europe given the Euro looking symbol in place of the dollar sign) or pay some minimal amount for you to ship me yours that you're not using.

[Dr. Wahnsinn]

Could you send me a hi-res photo of the keyboard if it's still available? I'd be interested in trading if you have the keyboard I'm looking for.

Let me know.

[gnomexp]

Likewise, a new Apple keyboard costs 29 dollars, either plus tax, or tax included for students (3 dollar discount).

It'd probably be quicker to order or pick one up, though if you have a British UK keyboard, that's awesome!