Re: To Bach again: I have now worked out the changes needed (or one way of doing it),
for upside down ! and ? i.e. ¡ and ¿ for Spanish
For ¡ add the following to the configuration file:
49;0;0161;0161;
That uses a modifier key of 0, i.e. no modifier key, so to get ¡ press ALTGr and “!” together (actually the “1” key - you don’t need the shift)
I hoped I could get away with using no modifier for ¿ but doing that broke the acute accent, which uses the /? key as the modifier, so instead, I am using / as the modifier key, which corresponds to “2” in the configuration file, thus giving a code of:
191;2;0191;0191;
Thus to get ¿ you press AltGr and “/” together, and then press the “/” key again (which is also the “?” key - no shift required.
The above refers to a standard UK keyboard.
And To Bach as distributed already had support for ñ Ñ so with the above, it should be set up for Spanish. (To get ñ you press AltGr and ~ together, followed by “n”. Also works with N - Ñ ).