Easy to apply, these large-letter stickers match the layout of the standard Canadian Multilingual keyboard, also called CSA, ACNOR or TBITS 5: three names for the same keyboard. They comply with the federal government’s TBITS 5 standard.
Enlarged, high-contrast letters make keys easier to see: ideal for low vision, for replacing worn-out keys, or for standardizing a keyboard to the official layout.
Is this the right keyboard?
A simple test: is there a Ù key to the left of the Z on your keyboard? If so, it’s a Canadian Multilingual keyboard. If not, you probably have a Canadian French (CF) keyboard: see our Canadian French keyboard stickers.
Two choices
Colour: black on white or white on black.
Key labels: does your key say Shift or Maj? Letters and accents are the same either way. Only the words on the special keys change (Shift/Maj, Enter/Entrer, Esc/Éch…).
Canadian Multilingual (CSA / ACNOR / TBITS 5) for Windows
