Mini Keyboard and dictionary

Why does the dictionary disappear when connecting the mini keyboard? It is useful to access accents in french and to abbreviate typing.

That is the way it was build. I don't think you can change that.
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Just bought a new Mac mini and exploring possible wireless keyboards with trackpads.
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That is not a Palm product, so you wouldn't find the drivers here, even if it was not an older device.
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