I noticed that if the UK keyboard is selected, the @ symbol above the 2 key turns into " .

We also have a dedicated @ key but it simulates a SHIFT 2 which ofcourse results in " entered into the textbox.

How can I force the @ to be @ reglardless of UK or US keyboard? Even if it just for the dedicated key, although ideally both on both keys.

Or is there a way to force the Mindfusion to be US keyboard regardless of the windows selected keyboard? I can't change the keyboard system wide as the app will be running in an account that is locked down.

I have specified as

    <Key xsi:type="UnicodeKey">
      <Left>73.346153846153982</Left>
      <Top>186</Top>
      <Width>60</Width>
      <Height>40</Height>
      <Character>64</Character>
      <Repeat>1</Repeat>
    </Key>


In the keyboard creator when I do a test, the @ is entered as expected.
However in my WPF application no character is entered when I press this key.

I am initializing as below:

            AutoReleaseModifierKeys = true;
            AutoFill = true;
            TemplateLayout = KeyboardLayout.Create(Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetManifestResourceStream(
"XXXX.resources.vkb_general_template.xml"));
            AutoRepeat = false;
            AutoUpdateCulture = false;
            IsStandAlone = false;

Ok I found the issue. If you make the virtualkeyboard "collapsed" by default in WPF XAML the unicodekey do not work.