Adding missing keyfunctions wireless keyboard

I bought a wireless keyboard and much to my surprise some functions ( keys ) seem to missing.
FYI my keyboard has the azerty lay out.
Missing keys are,as far as i found out yet: square brackets (for loading previous and next pages in safari eg)
the spanish tinde and one of which I don't know the name,looks like a capital i (displayed) and often used with grep in commandline,a vertical stripe so to say.
Is there anyway I can assign these functions to other keys?
I really want to use the keyboard as much as possible....
Regards,
daxer.
iMac Mac OS X (10.4.9)

Okay now I feel stupid.
It appears these functions are assigned to keys but there is no mention at the keys itself,eg key 5 als has ( as it says but pressing alt+5 gives { and alt+shift + 5 [ these last two arent marked on the keys surface though.
I got the reply from another board and thought I would post it here just in case anyone else has the same question/issue.
Never even considered of pressing alt+ shift+key only alt or shift…
Now it's just a matter of remebering which codes are on which keys…
Kind regards,
daxer.

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