Using Alt+Shift to Change Input Keyboard

For you who are working with multiple language characters in you computer, there are the need to shift the keyboard input from one language to another. For Example: You are writing the report on both Arabic and English language, then you will be often to shift the keyboard inputs while doing the report.

The keyboard input language is usually identified in the task bar. You can see EN that means English or AR that means Arabic and many more abbreviations. Once you clicked on the abbreviations, windows will show you the available language input that are already installed. Thus, every time you wan to change the input language from one to another, you should click on that icon.

There is a shortcut to change from one input language to another. This is Alt+Shift. This key press combination will shift the input key language to next available on your windows. If you have installed input key language AR EN FR (Arabic, English, and France). Then, when current input is AR, by the time you press Alt+Shift, it will change the input language into EN. Pressing one more time Alt+Shift will change the input language into FR. Try it yourself.

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