I like to use Eclipse Hot Keys and two of my favourites are Ctrl+Shift+R (open a resource) and the very similar Ctrl+Shift+T.
Sometimes when in eclipse I would do something and suddenly find the double quote and '@' keys (among others) had swopped.
I sussed out that somehow I was changing my keyboard settings from English UK to English US. I left it at that now I knew I could fix it.
Today I sussed out why and how to stop it happening again.
The hot keys to change the language is Ctrl+Shift and I must have been missing off the R or T.
So assuming you do not want to change the keyboard from one to the other at all or not too often you have two options:
a) disable the hot keys
b) remove the language you do not want.
To do this go to: Contol Panel->Regional & Language options->Languages->Details.
If you want to disable the hot keys select Key Settings->'Change Key Sequence'.
If you want to remove one of the languages, select one and then select 'remove'
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Thanks Bill.
Nice post, I'll check my settings tomorrow. I've not fallen foul of this yet but if it's enabled it waiting to jump out on me!
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