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Thank you for your response.
All the KB's need to be UK. There are two reasons:
(1) On a US keyboard the @ sign is above the number 2 which on a UK keyboard the 2 is ".
(2) We run a piece of software called SIMS and this requires a UK keyboard as the date needs to be DD/MM/YYYY not the America MM/DD/YYYY. If the American keyboard and regional settings are US all the reports are wrong and this causes problems on finanical reports.
I will try REGMON. Thank You.
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