AZERTY

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Provided by the ASK Keyboard Dictionary

Category: Layouts Origin: Official More information

AZERTY is one of several alphabetical key arrangements named after the first six of such keys that appear on a given keyboard. It is a derivative of QWERTY used in France and Belgium for their separate national layouts. AZERTY first appeared in the 1890s, but its exact origins are unknown.

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