Question Keyboard shortcuts and switching keys ?

[Gaogier]

Hello

First thing I want to say, I am more of a Mac user than PC.

So, I know that to get the degree symbol up, you need to type a code using alt and this code is 0176 however I only know this due to just looking it up again. I would love to change this, so I can just simply press alt and o and it would pop up, something simple and easy to remember. The only problem is I have no idea how to do this, the only videos I can find online show how to get the symbol map up, the codes typing (they are a minute long with most of that is the intro lol) or I have found a video that this will only work for certain applications. Am I able to set this to just a simple alt + o keystroke?

Second, this is a more hourly issue, as I do things online, or offline, and I am using a British Logitech K360, the @ and the " symbols are in the wrong places for my muscle memory and how I learned to type. It completely stops the flow of my typing when I come across this and unsure how to fix if i can? The apple keyboards show the @ in the US keyboard layout and not the British version. I am the only one who uses my PC and my keyboard, so it wont effect anyone.

I know, if this is possible the solution would be either extremely simple or extremely hard to do.

Thank you for any help you provide.

 

[Aeacus]

What you need, is to remap your keyboard. There are several ways to do this,
further reading: https://www.pcmag.com/how-to/remap-your-keyboard

So, I know that to get the degree symbol up, you need to type a code using alt and this code is 0176 however I only know this due to just looking it up again.

To get the ° symbol, you could either look up the command from the net, OR copy/paste the symbol to any supported text file. And when you need to use the symbol again, just open the text file containing it, select it and copy/paste. <- I sometimes to the latter with ° symbol. Or you can always look into remapping the KB.