Actually I bought my E90 from asia (APAC) as well. After I've changed the product code to european, 'cause I'm Hungarian. I use my phone with english language and sometimes the hungarian characters for writing.
I've memorized the different locations of characters in a week. Of course I don't know your situation exactly, but i suggest you to don't change letters. I suggest you because it does not solve the problem. It's because each button has at least two characters on it, and in my case some buttons - after the product code change - both assigned character changed but to different locations. So even it would be possible phisically to change keys it's impossible to make it perfect.
Actually I bought my E90 from asia (APAC) as well. After I've changed the product code to european, 'cause I'm Hungarian. I use my phone with english language and sometimes the hungarian characters for writing.
I've memorized the different locations of characters in a week. Of course I don't know your situation exactly, but i suggest you to don't change letters. I suggest you because it does not solve the problem. It's because each button has at least two characters on it, and in my case some buttons - after the product code change - both assigned character changed but to different locations. So even it would be possible phisically to change keys it's impossible to make it perfect.
Easier to memorize the difference!
Cheers,
Hello,
Thank you for your answer. Yes, that is better to do as you suggested :-)
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