Hi moises,
I see the differences you've marked, but with downloading it's all correct now.
I've also modified the title of my initial post to indicate to other people, that's not longer a Germany/Austria fix only for INKEY$, but for most CP1252 based western european languages.
Now as this became a useful routine for many people, who might want to use it in their own programs, you should consider some more tweaks to make it a really independent easy paste & use function.
1.) Code it without $NOPREFIX, just for the case somebody is using an older QB64 version 1.0-1.3.
2.) Don't depend your variables on DEFLNG or similar, as other people have probably other defaults in effect, rather use type suffixes within the routine or DIM all variables locally in the function, the latter will also make sure it works with OPTION _EXPLICIT, you should test for this, as many people use it.
3.) Replace SHR in the KbdLayOut function with integer division, once again people may use a QB64 version, which does not yet have the SHR instruction
4.) Pack the file(s) into a .zip or .7z archive, even if it is only one file to avoid download errors. Eg. downloading via FTP does generally distinguish between binary and Ascii files and will add system specific line endings to Ascii files. I don't know about the line endings behavior in a regular HTTP download in the browser, but I'm using Firefox and it downloaded two of your files as pure text files and changed/added the.txt extension, while only one file was downloaded as .bas, all this cannot happen if it is an archive file.
