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I found the current list in your documentation.

Belgian ISO-8859-1 •Brazilian 275 keyboard Codepage 850 •Brazilian 275 
keyboard ISO-8859-1 •Danish Codepage 865 •Danish ISO-8859-1 •French 
ISO-8859-1 •German Codepage 850 •German ISO-8859-1 •Italian ISO-8859-1 •
Japanese 106 •Japanese 106x •Latin American •Norwegian ISO-8859-1 •
Polish ISO-8859-2 (programmer's) •Russian Codepage 866 (alternative) •
Russian koi8-r (shift) •Russian koi8-r •Spanish ISO-8859-1 •Swedish 
Codepage 850 •Swedish ISO-8859-1 •Swiss-German ISO-8859-1 •United 
Kingdom Codepage 850 •United Kingdom ISO-8859-1 •United States of 
America ISO-8859-1 •United States of America dvorak •United States of 
America dvorakx 

Is the LatinAmerican keyboard considered a CodePage 850 keyboard?

Thank you

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